NEUMANN KM-85I CARDIOID CONDENSER MICROPHONE (VINTAGE)

NEUMANN KM-85I CARDIOID CONDENSER MICROPHONE (VINTAGE)The KM 85 is a Cardioid pencil mic, built from around 1966 to 1990. The capsule has a fixed high pass filter that rolls off at 4dB octave below 500Hz. In a sense, the KM85 is a KM84 with a low rolloff. The two mics polar patterns are identical, and very consistently Cardioid across the full audible spectrum (narrowing just slightly above 12kHz). The KM 85 i incorporates a low frequency roll off which reaches about 12dB at 50Hz. This microphone is

thus allowing the person to present to his audience with full "confidence" of what is being shown elsewhere out of his/her line of sight

The pcDI from Whirlwind is a dual channel direct box with RCA phono

The main audio path always feeds what you will hear in the control room

18dB/octave 100Hz low cut filters on all mic channels

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Auto Beat Loop: Yes

Adapter cable for the stereo microphones MSTC 64 Ug (ORTF)

or any DMX controller

Type: Portable PA System

Memory Card Slot: SD Memory for Scene-File Sharing

The MKH 60's RF circuit design makes it highly immune to moisture

It connects to the video output of your system and uses the system's existing GPU to provide high-quality