Dynamic vs condenser microphones
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Mini Desktop USB Microphone
173.637UK
MDU-40
Desktop microphone with detachable stand for clear and controllable voice input to a computer. Fitted with a back electret condenser capsule for clear voice pickup and activated by an illuminated l...
- Illuminated Live/Mute button
- 1.5m USB type A to C lead supplied (USB2.0)
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173.637UK
Mini Desktop USB Microphone |
Mini Desktop USB Microphone
Desktop microphone with detachable stand for clear and controllable voice input to a computer. Fitted with a back electret condenser capsule for clear voice pickup and activated by an illuminated live/mute button on top. Connection to a computer is via a USB type-C socket on the rear of the microphone, providing both power to the microphone and digital audio signal to the computer. Designed for various voice-to-computer applications including web conferencing, voice recording and video calls.
- Illuminated Live/Mute button
- 1.5m USB type A to C lead supplied (USB2.0)
- Power supply 5Vdc (from USB)
- Capsule 9.7mmØ back electret condenser
- Polar pattern Cardioid
- Frequency response 20Hz - 20kHz
- Sensitivity -52dB
- S/N ratio 78dB
- Max. input sound level 110dB
- USB cable length 1.5m (type C to A)
- USB version v2.0
- Dimensions 140 x 94 x 58mm
- Weight 197g
Support : articles
In the box
The box for this item contains :
- MDU-40 microphone
- Desktop stand and securing screw
- 1.5m USB A to C lead
Downloads
Instruction manual
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UK Declaration of conformity
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EU Declaration of conformity
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