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- 【25.4mm Large-diaphragm】The Donner DC87 Condenser Microphone improves sound quality and offers a superior experience. It has a wide dynamic range and quick response, ensuring clear and detailed vocals (requires 48V Phantom Power or Audio Interface).
- 【3 Polar Patterns】The DC-87 microphone has three polar patterns: cardioid, bidirectional, and omnidirectional. It can be used in a wide range of situations, such as recording vocals, choruses, orchestras, acoustic instruments, radio, or podcasts.
- 【Attenuation Switch】The -10 dB attenuation switch allows the DC-87 recording microphone to withstand higher SPLs, allowing you to record louder sources without worrying about overloading the microphone circuit and distorting the sound.
- 【Low Cut】DC-87 has a low cut switch with 6dB/octave rolloff starting at 80Hz, which reduces low-frequency response when turned on. This feature is great for reducing handling noise, the sound of air conditioning, or the extra bass from the proximity effect.
- 【What You get】Package contains: DC87 Microphone × 1, Shock mount × 1, Windscreen × 1, 10ft（3m) XLR cable × 1, storage bag × 1
- Microphone Type:Condenser Microphone
- Polar Pattern:Cardioid, Bidirectional,Omni
- Frequency Range:20~20kHz
- Impedance:200ohms
- Pad Switch:-10dB Pad Switch
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio:Cardioid: 81 dB-A; Omni/Figure-8: 77 dB
- Open Circuit Sensitivity:Cardioid: -34 dB; Omni/Figure-8: -40 dB(1kHz, 0 dB = 1 V/Pa)
- Dynamic Range:Cardioid: 129 dB; Omni/Figure-8: 131 dB
- Diaphragm:25.4mm Large Diaphragm
- Phantom Power:48V DC, 2 mA typical
- Low Cut Switch:80Hz, 6dB
- Connector Type:XLR Connector
- Maximum Input Sound Pressure:Cardioid: 142 dB; Omni/Figure-8: 148 dB(1kHz, 1% T.H.D)
- Application:Studio & Home Recording, Vocals, Podcasting, Acoustic Instruments
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