Shure 545SD Black, Steel Instrument microphone

Sku code : 545SD-LCManufacturer : Shure
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Instrument Microphone, Dynamic, Cardioid, 3-pin XLR, Gray - More Info
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£212.47

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Instrument microphone delivers an exceptionally uniform cardioid pattern to minimize feedback. It features a silent magnetic reed on and off switch with lock-on option and selectable dual-impedance operation. Shipped connected for low-impedance operation, the 545SD features a silent magnetic reed on/off switch with lock-on option. A favorite for instrument pickup and recording, the 545SD can also be used on lecterns in public address systems. WHAT POLAR PATTERN DOES THE 545SD HAVE? The 545SD Classic Unidyne® Instrument Microphone is a dual-impedance, unidirectional, dynamic microphone.
More Information
SKU 545SD-LC
EAN 0042406051873
Specification
Microphone
Voice coil typeDynamic
Microphone sensitivity-35 dB
Microphone frequency50 - 15000 Hz
Microphone input impedance150 Ω
Microphone direction typeCardioid
TypeInstrument microphone
Sensitivity (1kHz)17.6 mV/Pa
Ports & interfaces
Device interfaceXLR-3
Connectivity technologyWired
Performance
Product colourBlack, Steel
Housing materialChrome, Steel
Weight & dimensions
Microphone weight255 g
Packaging content
Number of products included1 pc(s)
Packaging contentMicrophone Clip A25D
Technical details
Number of products included1 pc(s)
Colour
Product colourBlack, Steel
Manufacturer Shure
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