Audio Technica AT4051b Condenser cardioid microphone

Description

AUDIO TECHNICA

AT4051b – Condenser cardioid microphone

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Cardioid condenser microphone

Ideal for professional recordings and demanding broadcasting applications, this versatile studio microphone can be used with confidence in a wide variety of situations. With its balanced direct-coupled output, resulting in a crisp signal even under high output conditions, this mic does not exhibit the distortion associated with conventional transformer-coupled outputs. Its rapid response to transients contributes to open and transparent reproduction of even the most difficult to record instruments. This microphone is fully compliant with the European RoHS directive on the reduction of hazardous substances.

The AT4051b consists of two modules: an AT4900b-48 body and an AT4051b-EL cardioid capsule head (each sold separately). Other interchangeable capsules are available: omnidirectional (AT4049b-EL) and hypercardioid (AT4053b-EL).

Features

Specially designed to meet the most critical acoustic requirements of professional recording, broadcasting and sound reinforcement

High front-to-rear rejection rate – cardioid polar pattern allows for better isolation of the sound source

Balanced direct-coupled output resulting in a crisp signal even under high output conditions

Transformerless circuit allowing virtually no low frequency distortion and providing excellent transient response

Switchable 80 Hz high-pass filter and 10 dB attenuator

Robust spun brass microphone body for long lasting reliability

State-of-the-art design and manufacturing techniques to ensure compliance with A-T’s stringent consistency and reliability standards

Complies with the European RoHS directive on the reduction of hazardous substances

Specifications

Capsule: Polarized capacitor (DC bias voltage)

Directivity: Cardioid

Frequency Response: 20-20,000 Hz

Low-cut filter: 80 Hz, 18 dB / octave

Sensitivity: –34 dB (19.9 mV) ref 1V / Pa