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AKG - C636WL1
The AKG C636WL1 microphone head brings the studio experience to the stage with a design tailored for wireless vocals. Its dual suspension system significantly reduces handling noise, whilst the cardioid polar pattern and multi-layer pop filter ensure clear vocal pickup. Its 24-carat gold-plated capsule also adds a fine touch of technical precision.
Presentation
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The proprietary dual suspension system reduces handling noise, ensuring a clean signal when the microphone head is in use during a performance. This design utilises a mechanism specifically designed to isolate unwanted vibrations and enhances the reliability expected of equipment intended for active stage environments.
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For vocal performances, the plosive protection system features three successive layers: a grille, a layer of foam and a modelled mesh magnetically attached above the capsule. This design minimises disturbances caused by explosive consonants and ensures a more consistent sound reproduction. The 24-carat gold-plated condenser capsule completes this stage-oriented design.
Features
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AKG C636WL1
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Wireless microphone capsule
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Type: condenser capsule
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Capsule size: ∅20 mm
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Polar pattern: cardioid
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24-carat gold-plated capsule
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Shock isolation: proprietary dual shock-mount system
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Frequency response: 20 Hz ⭢ 20 kHz
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Sensitivity: 5.6 mV/Pa (-45 dBV)
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Maximum sound pressure level: 150 dB SPL
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Equivalent noise level: 20 dB(A)
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Signal-to-noise ratio: 74 dB(A) at 1 Pa
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Low-cut filter: 80 Hz, 12 dB/octave
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Pop filter: multi-layer system
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Grill: spring-loaded steel mesh
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Phantom power: 48 V ⎓
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Connector: XLR 3
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Body: metal
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Colour: black
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Finish: matt
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Dimensions: 183 x ø51 mm
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Weight: 312 g
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Compatible with the following wireless handheld transmitters:
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AKG DMS800
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AKG WMS4500
Spotlight on
Founded in 1947 in Vienna, AKG is today one of the major players in the world of audio, with references for microphones and headphones used in the world's largest recording studios. These include the C414 condenser microphone, the small C451 diaphragm and the K series of monitoring headsets.
Since its acquisition by Harman International in 1994, AKG has continued to innovate with new stage microphones, analog and digital wireless systems, the Perception Series, and collaborations with artists such as Tiësto on DJ headphones.
