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.
ECM20 Condenser Mics Stereo - Pair
173.847UK
EC20
A pair of miniature cardioid condenser microphones with compact dimensions and ultra-high sensitivity. Applications include recording in stereo, overheads for drums and drop mics for chorus sections.
- Unidirectional, cardioid pickup
- Wide frequency response
- 10dB pad switch for high SPLs
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173.847UK
EC20 Condenser Microphones - Stereo Pair |
ECM20 Condenser Mics Stereo - Pair
A pair of miniature cardioid condenser microphones with compact dimensions and ultra-high sensitivity. Applications include recording in stereo, overheads for drums and drop mics for chorus sections.
- Unidirectional, cardioid pickup
- Wide frequency response
- 10dB pad switch for high SPLs
- Low roll off switch to reduce popping and handling noise
- Requires 9-52V phantom power
- Power supply 9 - 52V phantom power
- Frequency response 50Hz - 17kHz
- Polar pattern Cardioid
- Sensitivity -45dB (0dB=1V/Pa @ 1kHz)
- Output impedance 200 Ohms ±30% (@ 1 kHz)
- Max. input SPL 136dB (@ 1kHz ?1% T.H.D)
- Dimensions (each) 83 x 20mmØ
- Weight (each) 28g
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- 2 x miniature condenser microphones
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