Specifications:

Material of Microphone: Steel and Zinc Alloy

Stand Material (Microphone): Metal

Anti-shock Mount Material: Plastic

Polar Pattern: Uni-directional

Microphone Dimensions: 15.5×4.5×4.5cm or 6.1×1.78×1.78inches

Braceket Dimensions: 40x40cms or 15.75×15.75 inches

Output Impedance: 150Ω±30% (at 1kHz)

Signal Noise: 78dB

Frequency Response: Range 20Hz-20kHz

Load Impedance: ≥1000Ω

Electrical Current: 3mA

Maximum Thickness Mount on Desk Clamp: 45mm

Sensitivity: -45dB+ 3dB

Equivalent Noise: 16dBA

Output Interface of Microphone: 3.5mm

Length of XLR Cable: 250cm or 98.5 inches

SPL max: 132dB (at 1kHz or less than 1% T.H.D)

Microphone Type: Condenser Microphone

Features:

Professional Recording Studio Equipment: includes BM-800 microphone, Shock mount, Microphone filter, Mic adjustable suspension scissor arm stand, Anti-wind foam Cap, Power cable, Sound card.

Sensitive Capture: The BM-800 features a thin material diaphragm that vibrates and sends a signal to the output when it is engaged and hit by sound waves. It provides an extremely accurate and highly detailed representation of the sound.

Versatility: Wide frequency response makes it an ideal microphone to capture vocals, acoustic guitars, acoustic pianos, and strings. It is able to take an accurate capture of all the subtleties and nuances inherent in these instruments.

Low Noise: It features a high signal-to-noise ratio for less distortion during recording, and a unique 3-layer protection system that prevents unwanted sounds for a clear, plosive-free vocal performance.

Ideal for different environments like radio broadcasting studio, voice-over sound studio, stages, TV stations, etc.

The double-braced arms enhance strength; Foldable arms minimize transport size and are easy to store; Scissor arms are completely adjustable for the desired angle and height.

Easy installation with an adjustable clamp to mount on the desktop easily. Dual suspension springs on each boom arm ensure extra stability.

Microphone foam cap to prevent wind noise during vocal recordings.

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