Description: 1. A condenser microphone is an XLR-compatible, pressure gradient transducer that utilizes a thin diaphragm and a bias voltage to produce an electrical signal from sound waves. 2. Features: It offers superior sensitivity, wider frequency response, and flatter frequency response compared to dynamic mics. Condenser mics can capture subtle details and nuances in sound recordings. 3. Applications: Commonly used for studio recording (vocals, instruments), broadcasting (news, voiceovers), and live performances (speeches, music). They are ideal for capturing high-quality, detailed sounds with minimal distortion. 4. Polar Patterns: Condenser mics come in various polar patterns: Omni-directional, Cardioid, Bi-directional, and Figure-8. Each pattern caters to different recording scenarios depending on the desired pickup area. 5. Direct Address: Since condenser microphones are sensitive to their surroundings, they usually require a preamplifier or an interface with a built-in preamp to boost
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Condenser External Polarized |
| Sensitivity | 30-50 mV/Pa (Typical) |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz (±3 dB) |
| Impedance | 100 Ohms (Nominal) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | >70 dBA |
| Dynamic Range | Up to 110 dB (A-weighted) |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid Supercardioid Omnidirectional etc. |
| Connectivity | XLR or 1/4" Phone (1-3) |
| Power Supply | Phantom Power: 12V to 48V DC |
| Sensitivity Adjustment | None (Fixed Sensitivity) |
| Mounting Options | Standalone Clip-on Lavalier etc. |
| Weight | Typically around 1-3 oz (28-85g) |
| Dimensions | Varies by Model (usually small) |
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