Earthworks SR314 Handheld Vocal Condenser Microphone - Stainless Steel

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It delivers uncoloured rejection of off-axis sound, ensuring a high-quality sound at all times that highlights your voice and nothing else. you may want to consider a mic which either has switchable pattern control (mostly ldc) or switchable capsules (sdc) - i can recommend the tlm107 (or 170) or schoeps. Along with all of her other ventures, she has firmly established herself as a trailblazer in popular culture. Andertons Music Company is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm registration number 716155.

The first of these was the SR40V, a back-electret stage vocal mic that was reviewed back in SOS December 2011.Equipboard may receive compensation for purchases made at participating retailers linked on this site.

The Earthworks SR314 is designed from the ground up to meet both the expectations and desires of a modern live performance environment. Earthworks’ SR Series of microphones is intended for sound reinforcement applications, though the subject of this review—the SR314 handheld vocal condenser mic—is equally suited for use on stage or in the studio. Other thing: I also play using nylon string guitar and steel string guitar, and they sound really different. Phantom power requirements for the SR314 are 24 to 48 VDC with a current consumption of 10 mA, which is the maximum current draw permitted under IEC 1938. I was looking at these for a while and saw a review of one of these being used at Red Rocks in big wind and the metal sheath allowed for incredible wind resistance without cutting out the vocal quality so I was really intrigued.This high-definition microphone features an exceptionally flat 20Hz to 30kHz frequency response, low handling noise, and a uniform cardioid polar pattern. This shouldn’t be a problem because most vocalists won’t be singing into the mic at a 90-degree angle.