Pro 900 Studio Condenser Microphone Shock Mount Anti wind Foam Cap

Choosing the best condenser microphone will give you a highly sought-after tool as we continue to examine the best types of microphones of all sizes and shapes, especially when it comes to achieving the highest possible recording quality for a variety of instruments (including your own voice, of course). Compared to other common types of mics, condenser mics can follow sound waves of all frequencies with greater accuracy. As a result, their sound is more transparent, genuine, and clear. In general, superior condenser mics have a wider frequency response, a hotter output, and a quicker transient response.

Features:

• Connectivity: As Aux Input microphones gain popularity, consider the kind of connectivity you'll need. The most common options are the conventional XLR, USB, or Aux. You'll need a different power supply aside from your computer if you use an XLR microphone, which is what the majority of well-known and professional condenser mics have because they need phantom power. Others don't have an external power supply, while some do (you may have to buy one separately, so factor that into your budget as well).
• Intended Application: Do you have a microphone for capturing vocals? Intended use of Acoustics? Strings? Electric guitar with amplifier Condenser microphones can ultimately record everything you wish to transfer to your computer or mixer, depending on your intended purpose.

Specifications:

• Transducer Type: Condenser
• Polar Pattern: Uni-directional(cardioid)
• Frequency Range: 30Hz-20kHz
• Sensitivity: 38dB(+-2dB)
• Output Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Dynamic Range: 140dB
• Equivalent Noise Level: 18dB
• Max. Input SPL: 135dB
• S/N Ratio: 76dB
• Power Requirement: 48V DC Phantom Power
• Electrical Current: 3mA/h
• Weight: 0.75 LBS

Package Includes:

• 1 x 900B-Studio One Condenser Microphone
• 1 x Shock Mount
• 1 x Wind Cover (Sponge)
• 1 x Manual
• 1 x Warranty Card
• 1 x EMB Certificate