1. CM7/GT
The Wunder Audio CM7/GT Tube Microphone is targeted to the
professional with the most demanding criteria. These boutique
microphones are hand assembled in Texas per customers order.
Tubes are hand tested NOS.
How to replace the vacuum tube
Disconnect microphone from PSU.
Remove the three bright nickel screws at the lower end of the
microphone grille housing.
The Grille can be pulled off in upwards direction.
Next remove the small screw that is located several inches below the
Wunder Audio diamond badge.
The Complete body shell can now be pulled off in an upwards
direction.
The vacuum tube can now be removed by wiggleing the tube with a
downward motion.
Insertion of a new tube should be done in reverse order
of the description above.
How to change the polar pattern.
Locate the white pattern switch on the PSU. Use this switch to
operate the Directional Characteristics: Omni-, cardioid-, figure-eight,
and eight intermediate positions. The center position with the Wunder
Audio Logo is the Cardioid setting.
As you turn from position to position it will take a few seconds for the
polarization voltage to settle and achieve the desired polar pattern.
How to mount the microphone
A special shock mount/stand adapter is provided and should always
be used to mount the microphone on floor stands or booms. The
clamp of the shock-mount should be guided from the lower end of the
microphone upwards until it is placed near the gravitational centre
(slightly below the badge or centered over the badge). The shockmount can now be placed with the microphone on stands or booms
with standard thread sizes. It may also be swiveled against the stand
axis to suit the recording angle.
Powering of the microphone:
The required PSU is included in the delivery. It is clearly marked and
quite obvious by connector type and size, how to connect the
microphone to the power unit with the supplied CM7/GT microphone
cable. The audio frequency may be taken from the power unit
transformer balanced by a conventional audio cable with standard
XLR-type connector.
2. The CM7GT Power Supply
This PSU supplies the microphone with the 1.1 volt filament and
120V plate voltage for the vacuum tube,
Prior to connecting the CM7/GT to AC power, check the AC voltage
of the power line you are going to connect to the CM7/GT.
The CM7/GT PSU has an internal AC voltage selector switch.
To check CM7/GT AC voltage selector switch first unplug the AC
cable (power plug) from the PSU.
Use a flat-blade screwdriver to unscrew the lid to the PSU and
remove.
You will see a small chrome toggle switch located inside the unit
directly next to the large AC transformer.
To set the switch to 115V, toggle the switch towards the transformer.
To set the switch to 230V, toggle the switch away from the
transformer.
Warning: Connecting the CM7/GT to the wrong AC voltage may
destroy the unit and cause fire and/or electric shock.
Replacing Fuses
The fuse protecting the primary circuit is located outside the PSU.
Unscrew the black fuse cover to open the fuse compartment. Replace
the fuse with a new fuse of the same type (T 100 mA) and close the
fuse compartment lid.
Power Connector
Especially on tour, you may need to connect the unit to a power outlet
that does not match the power connector on the supplied power
cable. Purchase a matching power cable locally that complies with
IEC and local safety standards and has a power connector with a
chassis ground pin. While in the same area, use this “local“ power
cable only.
3. Specifications of the Microphone
Directional Characteristics: Omni-, cardioid- Figure Eight
Cardioid (25 mV/Pa; 20 - 18,000 Hz)
Omnidirectional (14 mV/Pa; 20 - 18,000 Hz)
Electrical Impedance: 200 ohms
Powering: Via the included powering unit with 115/230 VAC
Maximum Sound Pressure Level: 128 dB
Connector: Large-sized Tuchel, 6 pin
Dimensions: 240 mm (9.45'') 63 mm (2.48''
)Shipping Weight: Approx. (~12 Ibs.)
Included Accessories:
CM7/GT, CM7/GT PSU
EF844, connection cable
elastic suspension
quarter sawn oak case
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