DAP AUDIO D1360 CM-1 Small Diagramm Pencil Condenser Microphone

The Stereo wonder. The new NT4, a visually striking microphone that solves
the age-old problem of stereo recording by eliminating the need to purchase
matched pairs and the associated complex set-up bars and adaptors to get
professional results. With a fixed 90 Deg. X/Y configuration and perfectly
matched stereo condenser capsules, the NT4 lets you record any source with
immaculate stereo detail.
The NT4 has a 128 dB dynamic range, 143 dBA SPL and low self-noise. Offering
selectable battery or phantom power operation with power indicator light, the NT4
is ideally suited to both studio and location recording.
The NT4 comes supplied in a custom carry case with a windshield, XLR to mini-jack
and dual XLR cables for portable DAT or professional balanced input connection.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Acoustic principle:
Stereo Microphone. 90° XY placement. Each side comprises an
externally polarised single diaphragm condenser transducer
Directional pattern:  Cardioid per capsule
Frequency range:  20Hz - 20kHz
Output impedance: 200? per side
Signal noise ratio din iec 651: 78dB
Equvalent noise:128 dB
Power supply voltage:
P48 (38V?52V), P24 (20V-26V), P12 (10.8V-13.2V), 9V battery
Current consumption:  4 mA, 2 mA, 2.8 mA, 2.4mA
Weight without battery:  480g
Weight with battery:  2.3kg
 

The ME 67 is a long gun microphone head designed for use with the K6 and K6P powering modules. A highly directional microphone, it can be used where the microphone must be placed at a distance from the sound source. Matt black, anodised, scratch-resistant finish.

Pick-up pattern : lobar
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz) : 50 mV/Pa +- 2,5 dB
Nominal impedance : 200 Ohm (K6)
Min. terminating impedance : 1000 Ohm (K6)
Equivalent noise level : 10 dB
Dimensions : d 22,5 x 343 mm
Weight : 100 g

The e 914  is a high grade condenser microphone  for very demanding applications.
Its outstanding sound properties qualify the e 914 for highly sophisticated tasks.
The e 914 is a perfect microphone for ambitious recordings and live performances.
Its main areas of application are acoustic guitars, cymbals, percussion, overhead,
orchestras, grand pianos etc . 
 
Features
Exceptionally lively, clear sound
Three-position sensitivity switch
Three-position bass roll-off/cut-off switch
Very high sound pressure handling capability
Exchangeable microphone capsule
Delivery Includes
e 914 microphone
Microphone clamp
Windscreen
Pouch
User manual

Technical Data
Pick-up pattern  cardioid 
Frequency response  20...20 000 Hz 
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz)  7 mV/Pa 
Equivalent noise level  19 dB(A) 
Attenuation  0, -10, -20 dB 
Max. Sound pressure level (aktiv)  137, 147, 157 dB 
Nominal impedance  100 Ohm 
Min. terminating impedance  1000 Ohm 
Dimensions  24 x 157 mm 
Weight  198 g 

C 568 B 

Compact, short shotgun microphone
Integrated, switchable bass cut filter minimizes mechanical noise
Operates on phantom power
 
High directivity and wide frequency response in a relatively short shotgun make this
microphone a perfect tool for theater, sound reinforcement, and film/TV applications.
Due to its compact and lightweight design, the C 568 B is ideal for camera mount
applications. Below 500 Hz it functions as a hypercardioid microphone; above 500 Hz
the acoustic interference tube introduces increasing directivity. A switchable 12 dB/
octave 120 Hz bass cut filter effectively suppresses rumble and wind noise. The rugged,
all-metal body contains the built-in preamp. Phantom powering (9?52 V) required; foam
windscreen and stand adapter included.
 
SPECIFICATIONS:
Polar pattern hypercardioid/directional
Frequency range 20 to 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity 11 mV/Pa (-39 dBV)
Max. SPL 128 dB
Equivalent noise level (CCIR 468-3) 29 dB
Equivalent noise level 18 dB-A
Signal/noise ratio 76 dB
Bass filter 12 dB/octave at 120 Hz
Impedance 600 ohms
Recommended load impedance >2000 ohms
Supply voltage 9 to 52 V phantom power to DIN 45596
Current consumption