AKG D 112 MKII DYNAMIC Microphone FOR KICK BASS OR BASS AND TROMPONES

• Cardioid Polar Pattern
• Specialized for Bass Guitar/Drum
• Response Maintained to 20 Hz
• Very Low THD
• Built-In Windscreen
• Built-In Swivel Mount

The AKG D112 MKII Pro Dynamic Bass Microphone is a descendant of AKG\'s D112 and earlier D12 dynamic microphone, and is widely known for its ability to handle high-level signals from bass drums and bass guitars in the studio. The microphone has been designed with a low resonance frequency and can handle very high transient signals with low distortion. It has a large dynamic range with a high signal-to-noise ratio and the capacity to input high sound levels without distorting. High frequency response has been tailored to keep both bass drum and bass guitar clearly distinguishable in the mix. A built-in windscreen makes the D112 also suitable for high SPL instruments such as the trombone and tuba.

The e 902 is a dynamic cardioid instrument microphone, which was designed
for lowest bass signals with very high sound pressure levels.It is suitable for
kick drums, bass guitar-amps, tuba, and other bass instruments.
 
Features
Frequency response optimized for kick drum
Very fast attack
Exceptionally clean and clear pick-up of the deepest bass signals
Integral stand mount
Hum compensating coil
Shock mounted capsule
Robust metal body
Delivery Includes
e 902 microphone
Pouch
User Manual

Technical Data
Pick-up pattern  cardioid 
Frequency response  20...18000 Hz 
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz)  0,2 mV/Pa; (@ 60 Hz): 0,6 mV/Pa 
Nominal impedance  350 Ohm 
Min. terminating impedance  1000 Ohm 
Dimensions  128,5 x 60 mm 
Weight  440 g 

Complete With Stereo Bar, Windshield's and Cradle'

The C 414 B-XL II/ST is especially useful for stereo recordings taken from the far field with the inclusion of useful and often valuable room acoustics. The matched pairs consist of two microphones that are within 1 dB to each other in sensitivity and also within 1 dB to each other in the range of 300 Hz to 8,000 Hz of the individual frequency response when used in cardioid mode and are selected from a large quantity of individual microphones using the described criteria by using a proprietary computer program.

Using this matched pair for stereo recordings utilizing various techniques will provide for a good and stable balance without frequency-dependent shifting of the stereo panorama.

The kit comes complete in an all-metal 'Soundtool' Hard Shell road case with 2 x AKG H-85 shock mounts, 2 x W414X external windscreens, an H50 stereo bar and an individually-measured chart showing the response curve of the microphone. See www.dv247.com Alternative Products and Related Products on this page for your options.

The C 414B-XLII has been carefully designed to maintain the legendary sonic character of the C 414 family while integrating new features and performance enhancements made possible by new technology. A classic microphone with a distinctive timbre especially designed for recording of solo vocals and solo instruments.

Whats the difference between the C 414B-XLII and the C 414 B XLS? The main difference between the two current C414 models lies in their frequency responses. The C 414B-XLII has a series of presence rises between 2.5 KHz and 9 KHz. This will make any recording with this microphone brighter or more sibilant than the original sound. This upper mid range boost is quite helpful on vocals and certain instruments such as classical acoustic guitars using nylon or natural strings. The C 414B XLS, see www.dv247.com Alternative Products on this page, has a very flat response that will not color the original sound which is important especially in instrumental recordings. It more suited for general use.

The microphone's 5 pickup patterns are easily selectable via an electronic switch with LED indication and offer the selection of omnidirectional, cardioid wide cardioid, hyper cardioid and figure-eight patterns. The pickup pattern selector switch utilizes a dual-color LED indicator that provides visual indication of the pattern selected and also changes from green to red to indicate if the microphone's output electronics are being overloaded. The pattern selector can also be used to "lock" the microphone's switch settings by pressing and holding it for 3 seconds. On the rear of the microphone, an electronic switch allows the selection of -6, -12 and -18 dB pre-attenuation levels which are accomplished by changing the polarization voltage to the capsule. The C 414B-XLII has switchable bass cut filters of 12 dB-per-octave at 40 Hz and 80 Hz, and a 6 dB-per-octave filter at 160 Hz for control of proximity effect. On-axis sensitivity for all patterns is 23 mV/Pa and its self-noise is an extremely low 6 dB-A.

The C 414B-XLII has a transformerless output and all-metal chassis, making it immune to electrical interference and RF from digital equipment, video monitors and wireless systems.

Features:

• High sensitivity and extremely low self noise
• Five switchable polar patterns for placement and application flexibility
• Two-color LEDs provide quick visual indication of selected polar pattern and output overload
• Elastic capsule suspension greatly minimizes structurally-transmitted noise from chassis vibration
• Supplied with Hard Shell road case with 2 x AKG H-85 shock mounts, 2 x W414X external windscreens and an H50 stereo bar
• High sound pressure level capability, 140 - 158dB, and wide dynamic range
• Completely immune to electrostatic and electro-magnetic interference from digital gear, computer monitors, etc. thanks to solid metal housing and transformerless output stage
• Three switchable bass cut filters and three pre-attenuation pads with LEDs for quick visual indication
• All switchable components operate in low impedance circuits for ultra-high relability even in extremely humid conditions

Specifications:

• Type: 1" large diaphragm pressure gradient microphone
• Polar Patterns: Omnidirectional, wide cardioid, cardioid, hypercardioid, figure eight
• Frequency Range: 20 to 20,000 Hz
• Sensitivity: 23 mV/Pa (-33 dBV) +/-0.5 dB
• Max. SPL: 140/146/152/158 dB SPL (at 0/-6/-12/-18 dB)
• Preattenuation Pad: -6, -12,-18 dB, switchable
• Bass Cut Filter Scope: 12 dB/octave at 40 Hz and 80 Hz; 6 dB/octave at 160 Hz
• Impedance: = 2,200 ohms
• Supply voltage: 48 V phantom power to DIN/IEC
• Current consumption: Approximately 4.5 mA
• Dynamic range: 134 dB minimum
• Environment Temperature range: -10° C to +60° C (14° F to 140° F)
• Relative humidity: 95% (+20° C/68° F), 85% (+60° C/140° F)
• Connector: 3-pin XLR to IEC
• Dimensions: 50 x 38 x 160 mm (2.0 x 1.5 x 6.3 in.)
• Net weight 300 g (10.6 oz.)

The supercardioid e 906 instrument microphone was especially designed for
guitar amplifiers, but it is also an excellent choice for percussion and brass
instruments.

Features
Lively, full sound
Very fast attack
Flat shape of microphone body perfect for guitar amps 
Three adjustable sound characteristics (bright, normal, smooth)
Hum compensating coil
Rugged metal body
Delivery Includes
e 906 microphone
MZQ 100 clamp
Pouch
User manual

Technical Data
Pick-up pattern  supercardioid 
Frequency response  40...18000 Hz 
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz)  2,2 mV/Pa 
Nominal impedance  350 Ohm 
Min. terminating impedance  1000 Ohm 
Dimensions  55 x 34 x 134 mm 
Weight  140 g