Heil Sound FIN Data Sheet

All in and out of warranty items returned must be accompanied by
a completed Heil hospital form, which can be found at

http://www.heilsound.com/pro/repairs/index.php
Heil Sound, Ltd. warrants these products to the original purchaser
for a period of one year parts and 90 days labor from the date of
purchase. It does not cover accidental or intentional damage. Heil
Sound, Ltd. is not responsible for loss, damage or expenses that

arise from the use or the inability to use this product.

Heil Sound Ltd.

5800 North Illinois

Fairview Heights, IL 62208

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[email protected]

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from the Deco Series

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Heil Sound is pleased to introduce The Fin, exhibiting a remarkable, natural,
clear sound and designed especially for live sound, recording and broadcast
applications. The exceptional performance is achieved by the use of a special
magnet structure with a large 1 1/8” aluminum low mass voice coil assembly
similar to the Heil PR 20. The frequency response is 50 Hz - 18 kHz with that
traditional Heil Sound mid range ‘bouquet’ at 4 kHz, which presents incredible
brilliance and presence. The Fin exhibits a tight linear cardioid pattern. The
chrome finish is a special ‘showchrome’ where the steel body is copper plated
and then double chrome plated producing a deep chrome finish. A blue
molded internal foam windscreen inside the grill covers the Heil dynamic
microphone element mounted in a specially tooled rubber shock mount.

The fun part of the new Heil The Fin is the four blue L.E.D. lamps mounted
inside. These can only be illuminated when using the FIN into one of the 3 pin
balanced XLR inputs of a professional mixing console that supplies a + 48 volt
d.c. phantom voltage down the balanced mic line.

Standard 5/8” – 27 microphone stand threads allow the The Fin to be mounted
on booms or floor stands.

The microphone audio will also work into an unbalanced low impedance
input used on amateur radios, communications audio or simple public
announcement systems. None of these will have the proper voltage to illumi­nate the lamps but the microphone will work perfectly. Should you want to
illuminate the lamps when used for amateur radio, etc. The FIN can be used
into one of the balanced inputs of a small Behringer UB 802 (or similar) mixer
or the 3 pin XLR balanced of a W2IHY 8 band equalizer, with their phantom
power activated.

The FIN is terrific for vocals, instrument amplifiers, harmonica, and speech, and
puts the FUN back into the dynamic microphone.

For amateur radio use, a CC-1 XLR is needed to interface with your transceiver.

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SB-2

dynamic, neodymium magnet assembly

600 ohm, 3 pin XLR

50 Hz - 18 kHz

-55 dB @ 1000 Hz

tight cardioid, uniform front to back

discrimination

chrome with blue foam windscreen

four internal, blue, LED

operated from +48 volt DC phantom

PL2T

CB-1 PTT

B-1 PTT

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