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General Description
The e 602-II is a cardioid instrument microphone especially suitable for
use with bass drums, bass guitar cabins, tubas and other low frequency
instruments.
Features
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Rugged, lightweight aluminium body for stable positioning
on long microphone boom arms
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Lightweight high-performance voice coil construction
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Fast transient response
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Low frequency extension
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Ideal for direct use on the most problematic bass signal
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Frequency-independent directivity provides isolation from
other on-stage signals
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Humbucking coil
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Integral stand mount
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Delivery includes: 1 e 602-II
1 pouch
1 Instructions for use
1 Warranty Certificate
Technical Data
Transducer principle ..............................................................dynamic
Pick-up pattern .......................................................................cardioid
Frequency response .................................................20 – 16,000 Hz
Sensitivity (free field, no load, 1 kHz) ........................ 0.25 mV/Pa
Sensitivity (free field, no load, 50 kHz) ........................0.9 mV/Pa
Nominal impedance ................................................................. 350
Min. terminating impedance .....................................................1 k
Dimensions ................................Ø 60 x 153 mm (Ø 2.36˝ x 6.02˝)
Weight ....................................................................318 g (11.22 oz)
Profile
Cardioid instrument microphone, hum compensating coil,
frequency response 20 Hz – 16 kHz, sensitivity (free field, no
load) 0.25 mV/Pa at 1 kHz, nominal impedance 250 , min.
terminating impedance 1 k, dimentions Ø 60 x 153 mm
(Ø 2.36˝ x 6.02˝), weight 320 g (11.29 oz).
Cat. No. 500797
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