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ไมค์อัดเสียง ยี่ห้อ Warm Audio รุ่น WA-87 Black Condenser
ไมค์อัดเสียง ยี่ห้อ Warm Audio รุ่น WA-87 Black Condenser สามารถเลือกรูปแบบการรับเสียงได้ 3 แบบ Cardioid Omnidirectional and Figure-8 -10 dB Pad 80 Hz High-Pass Filter ตอบสนองความถี่ 20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response 24K Gold-Plated 3-Pin XLR
ไมค์อัดเสียง ยี่ห้อ Warm Audio รุ่น WA-87 Black Condenser from Warm Audio features all discrete premium components such as Fairchild FETs tantalum polystyrene and WIMA film capacitors and is rounded off with a Cinemag USA output transformer.
It can be used to capture audio in several environments such as recording studios live stage theaters and is suitable for brass woodwind and string instruments.
Featuring a Lens Kondensator custom reproduction of the classic K-87 dual backplate/dual diaphragm capsule found in the early ’87 mics the WA-87 provides a selection of three polar patterns: Figure-8 omnidirectional and cardioid.
It has a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and comes with a shockmount a hard mount and a wood box for storage. In addition it uses a 3-pin 24k gold-plated XLR connector.
A Classic Made Affordable
The classic ‘87 is arguably the most widely-used large diaphragm condenser microphone in popular recording history. Rather than base our WA-87 circuit on current incarnations of this mic we decided to closely follow the early circuit designs that date back nearly half a century.
Features
- LARGE CONDENSER STUDIO MICROPHONE BASED ON THE CLASSIC “87-STYLE” CIRCUIT.
- POLAR PATTERNS: CARDIOID FIGURE OF EIGHT AND OMNIDIRECTIONAL.
- WA-87-B-50V CAPSULE. REPRODUCTION OF CLASSIC DUAL BACKPLATE (FOUR WIRE TERMINATION) K87 CAPSULE.
- -10DB PAD.
- CINEMAG USA OUTPUT TRANSFORMER.
- FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 20HZ – 20KHZ.
- SPL: .5% THD @ 125DB (WITHOUT PAD)132DB.
- DIAPHRAGM: 6 MICRON THICKNESS 1 INCH DIAMETER GOLD SPUTTERED MEMBRANE NOS MYLAR (PET FILM).
- OUTPUT: 150 OHMS 24K GOLD PLATED 3 PIN XLR.
- HIGH PASS FILTER: 80HZ.
- NOISE: -117DB.
- MICROPHONE INCLUDES SHOCK MOUNT HARD MOUNT AND WOOD BOX.
