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AKG - C747 V11
The AKG C747 V11 shotgun microphone combines precise sound reproduction with a particularly discreet, miniature design. Its shotgun capsule fits easily into set-ups where aesthetics are just as important as sound capture, particularly around a piano, a guitar or a drum kit. Its hypercardioid polar pattern focuses the pickup on the intended source, whilst keeping its visual presence to a minimum, ensuring the musician takes centre stage.
Presentation
The signal-to-noise ratio is 73 dB-A, with a self-noise level of 21 dB-A. The maximum SPL of 133 dB also makes it suitable for high-volume sound sources, without limiting its use to vocal recordings.
Built-in RFI protection reduces interference from mobile phones, wireless microphones and other radio equipment. The 150 Hz low-cut filter provides the option to manage the lower end of the spectrum directly from the microphone.
Features
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AKG C747 V11
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Shotgun condenser microphone
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Polar pattern: hypercardioid
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Type: electrostatic capsule, miniature
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Audio frequency response: 30 Hz ⭢ 18 kHz
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Signal-to-noise ratio: 73 dB-A
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Self-noise level: 21 dB-A
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Low-cut filter: 150 Hz
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Sensitivity: 8.5 mV/Pa
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Max. SPL: 133 dB
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Built-in RFI protection
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Connectors: XLR
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Power supply via phantom power +9–52 V ⎓
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Colour: anthracite
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Supplied with:
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MSH70 gooseneck: 140 mm
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SA80 microphone clip
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H47 isolation mount
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SA47 swivel
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SHZ80 threaded adapter
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Windscreen
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Dimensions: 137 x ∅9 mm
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Weight: 25 g
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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.
