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AKG - PZM30D
The AKG PZM30 D offers discreet and precise sound capture. Its pressure-zone design provides enhanced sensitivity, with a response that adapts to the sound source. Its ultra-slim metal body and detachable cable enhance its reliability for use in studio, live performance and broadcast environments.
Presentation
With a frequency response of 20 to 20,000 Hz and a sensitivity of 7 mV/Pa, this model reproduces a wide sound spectrum with fine detail. The signal-to-noise ratio of 74 dB-A also contributes to a clean sound reproduction, ideal for recordings requiring clear detail.
The frequency response selector offers real flexibility in placement and sound reproduction, with a choice between a linear mode or a boost in the high frequencies. This second setting enhances brightness and attack, making it particularly suitable for percussion, drums and piano when greater presence in the upper end of the spectrum is required.
Its ultra-slim metal housing withstands the rigours of intensive set-ups, with a design intended to remain unobtrusive around the sound source. The detachable cable also makes installation and replacement easier – a welcome feature when the microphone is regularly moved or integrated into different recording set-ups.
Other features
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AKG PZM30D
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Surface-mount microphone
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Polar pattern: Hemispheric
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Frequency response: 20 Hz ⭢ 20 kHz
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Switchable response curves: linear / high-frequency boost
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Impedance: 250 Ω
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Sensitivity: 7 mV/Pa
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Maximum SPL: 150 dB (1% THD)
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Signal-to-noise ratio: 74 dB
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Connectors: XLR
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Detachable cable
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Requires phantom power (+12V / +48V)
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Dimensions: 152 x 127 x 19 mm
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Weight: 184 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.