Miniature Cardioid Condenser Microphone
Miniaturized Condenser Microphone • Overhead Design • Cardioid Polar Pattern • Miniaturized Integrated Preamp Circuitry • Immune to RF Interference
Learn more about the m1250bMiniaturized Condenser Microphone • Overhead Design • Cardioid Polar Pattern • Miniaturized Integrated Preamp Circuitry • Immune to RF Interference
The M1250B, a miniaturized condenser microphone with a fully integrated preamp and detachable cable, has complete immunity from RF interference caused by cell phones and GSM devices. The M1250B, which is equipped with a cardioid capsule, is also available with hypercardioid, omni or shotgun capsules, giving the microphone the unique ability to be used in a wide variety of live, studio and broadcast applications.
The M1250B is available with a wide array of clips and accessories allowing the microphone to be used for drums, percussion, musical instruments, overhead stage miking, podiums, conferences, and presentations.
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Model Number:
M1250B
Weight:
1.20lbs
Internal SKU:
m1250b
Internal Product ID:
30829
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