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The sE Electronics Gemini II dual valve microphone is sE Electronics ultimate design. A no holds barred piece of microphone history. The dual valve design means pure valve warmth from the 12AX7 input valve coupled with a 12AU7 valve on the output stage in place of the traditional transformer. The result is an incredibly large detailed and intimate sound reminiscent of the classic valve microphones from decades ago, but with all of the top end you’d normally associate with the best solid state mics on the market.
The Gemini II dual valve microphone is sE Electronics ultimate design. A no holds barred piece of microphone history. The dual valve design means pure valve warmth from the 12AX7 input valve coupled with a 12AU7 valve on the output stage in place of the traditional transformer. The result is an incredibly large detailed and intimate sound reminiscent of the classic valve microphones from decades ago, but with all of the top end you’d normally associate with the best solid state mics on the market.
Specifications
Condition | New |
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Package Contents | Shock mount, PSU, flight case, audio cable, power cable, wooden box |
Length | 220 mm |
Diameter | 80 mm |
Unit Weight | 6.62 lb |
Tube or Solid State | Tube |
Transducer Type | Condenser |
Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
Number of Microphones | Single Microphone |
Phantom Required | Yes |
Impedance | 200 Ohms |
Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
input_pad | -10 dB |
Filters | 150 Hz |
Sensitivity | -29 dBV/Pa (35.48 mV) |
Max. SPL | 75 dB |
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