The symmetrical transducer design of the MKH 30 produces an unusually wide and smooth frequency response. It is particularly suited to soloists and small instrumental groups and can also serve as an ‘S’ microphone in MS stereo applications. As a support microphone it is particularly useful in the effective suppression of sounds from adjacent sound sources.
- High rejection of lateral sounds
- Exceptionally low inherent self-noise
- Symmetrical transducer technology ensures extremely low distortion
- Transformerless and fully floating balanced output
- Switchable roll-off filter to compensate for proximity effects at a distance of approx. 0.5 m
- Switchable pre-attenuation
- Black, anodised light metal body
Specifications:
Dimensions
Ø 25 x 174 mm
Frequency response (Microphone)
40 – 20000 Hz
Transducer principle (Microphone)
RF condenser microphone
Pick-up pattern
figure-of-eight
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz)
25 mV/Pa +- 1 dB
Nominal impedance
150 Ω
Min. terminating impedance
1000 Ohm
Equivalent noise level
13 (19) dB
Equivalent noise level weighted as per CCIR
22 (28) dB
Maximum sound pressure level (passive)
134 db / 1 kHz
Current consumption
2 mA
Battery Specification
48 +- 4 V Phantom
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