P420
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- One-inch dual-diaphragm microphone with three selectable polar patterns
- Low noise electronics
- Switchable attenuation pad
- One-inch dual-diaphragm microphone with three selectable polar patterns
- Low noise electronics
- Switchable attenuation pad
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- One-inch dual-diaphragm microphone with three selectable polar patterns
- Low noise electronics
- Switchable attenuation pad
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Features
One-inch dual-diaphragm microphone with three selectable polar patterns
For the perfect setting
Low noise electronics
For high dynamic range
Switchable attenuation pad
For high SPL applications up to 155 dB SPL
Specs & Downloads
Item# 3101H00430
Description
Professional projects
The P420 is a multi-pattern large diaphragm true condenser microphone for demanding project studio recording applications. Offering high sensitivity and 155dB maximum SPL, the P420 delivers a warm, transparent sound quality perfectly suited for ensemble recording, grand piano, woodwind and brass instruments, as well as drums and percussion. With three selectable polar patterns – cardioid, omnidirectional or figure 8 – it is an ideal tool for stereo miking techniques and ambient recording.
General Specifications
- Polar Pattern
- Cardioid, Omnidirectional, and Figure of eight
- Audio frequency bandwidth
- 20 - 20000 Hz
- Equivalent noise level
- 15 dB-A
- Sensitivity
- 28 mV/Pa
- Signal to Noise
- 79 dB-A
- Preattenuation Pad
- -20 dB
- Bass cut filter
- 300 Hz - 12 dB/octave
- Electrical impedance
- <= 200 Ohms
- Recommended load impedance
- >= 1000 Ohms
Dimensions
- Length
- 165 mm
- Diameter
- 54 mm
- Net Weight
- 517 g
Audio Output
- Type
- Balanced XLR
- Gender
- Male
- Contacts
- 3-pin
Powering Interface
- Voltage
- 44 to 52 V
- Current
- <= 3 mA
Application
Project Studio
Instrument
Piano / Strings
Horns / Woodwinds
Drums / Percussion
What's in The Box?
- 1 x P420 Microphone
- 1 x Spider Shock Mount
- 1 x Metal Carrying Case
Documents & Downloads
Sound on Sound:
“As an instrument mic, the 420 comes over as well balanced and solid, handling high end detail smoothly without over hyping it or making everything sound too forward. It works well on acoustic guitar, producing a rich, homogenous sound that balances warmth with detail.”
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