Shure PGA181 Instrument Condenser Microphone

Name: Shure PGA181 Instrument Condenser Microphone
Brand: Shure
SKU: 220813
Price: 146.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Brand: Shure

Product code: 220813 (S PGA181-XLR)

Shure PGA181 Instrument Condenser Microphone

Brand: Shure

Product code: 220813 (S PGA181-XLR)

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Shure PGA181 Instrument Condenser Microphone

£146

Side-address cardioid condenser microphone delivers excellent sound for a variety of applications Features include rejection of unwanted noise and an updated industrial design with a black, metallic finish and grille. Includes stand and pouch. Tailored microphone cartridge design for smooth and versatile reproduction of sound sources. Cardioid...

Application: Instruments, Recording, Studio
Polar Pattern: Cardioid
Frequency Range: 50 Hz - 20 kHz
Impedance: 120 Ohm
Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 138 dB
Sensitivity: -38 dBV/Pa

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Shure PGA181 Instrument Condenser Microphone

Tailored microphone cartridge design for smooth and versatile reproduction of sound sources.
Cardioid polar pattern picks up audio from the source while rejecting unwanted noise
Updated industrial design with black metallic finish and grille for unobtrusive visual presence
Available with XLR Cable (4.57 m)
Stand adapter for mounting to a microphone stand
Zipper pouch included for additional protection during storage or transport
Legendary Shure quality design and construction for exceptional performance in rigorous environments

Polar Pattern: Cardioid

The cardioid directional microphone is designed to be most sensitive to sounds coming directly from the front and less sensitive to sounds coming from the sides and back. This directional pattern resembles the shape of a heart (hence the name "cardioid") and is ideal for situations where it is necessary to focus on a single sound source and minimize ambient noise.