Dynamic vs condenser microphones
The way that a microphones picks up sound determines how useful the resulting audio output is for different applications. There are 2 main types of capsule used in microphones – dynamic and condenser.
USB Studio Condenser Microphone
173.626UK
CCU2
Cardioid USB studio condenser microphone with a gold sputtered diaphragm housed in a precision engineered alloy body and plated steel mesh. Powered by USB with integral FET preamp and A/D converter...
- Plug-and-play, PC and Mac compatible
- USB bus powered
- Blue LED power on indicator
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173.626UK
CCU2 USB studio condenser microphone |
USB Studio Condenser Microphone
Cardioid USB studio condenser microphone with a gold sputtered diaphragm housed in a precision engineered alloy body and plated steel mesh. Powered by USB with integral FET preamp and A/D converter, delivering accurate digital audio to the USB type B connector.
- Plug-and-play, PC and Mac compatible
- USB bus powered
- Blue LED power on indicator
- Supplied with shock mount, USB lead and carrying pouch
- Power supply 5Vdc (USB)
- Current consumption 26mA
- Connector USB type B
- Elements Back electret condenser capsule
- Polar pattern Cardioid
- Sensitivity -32dB (0dB = 1V/Pa @ 1kHz)
- SPL input max. 140dB (@ 1kHz ?1% THD)
- Frequency response 30Hz - 18kHz
- Self noise 16dB(A)
- S/N ratio 84dB(A)
- Sampling format 16-bit, 48kHz
- Dimensions 180 x 50mmØ
- Weight 360g
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