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4007 Reference
Microphone, P48
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Product
Code:4007
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Model:4007
Other Microphones -
Omnidirectional
Upgrade your 4006 to the 4006-TL,
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4007 Reference Microphone,
P48
The High-SPL Reference
Microphone 4007 is a phantom powered (P48) close miking specialist
with an extremely linear on-axis frequency response from 20 Hz to
40 kHz (±2 dB).
This high-performance condenser microphone has an unbeatable
dynamic range of 124 dB from the noise floor to 1% THD and is
capable of handling up to 155 dB SPL peak before clipping
occurs.
The 4007 has through its total acoustical transparency and
ultra-high SPL handling capability gained a reputation as being the
first choice for picking up drums, percussion and brass
instruments, whenever the natural and non-distorted result is
paramount.
4007 is, due to its linear qualities, also used as reference
microphone in both microphone comparisons and acoustic test
equipment.
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General
Specifications |
| Directional
characteristics: |
Omnidirectional |
| Principle of
operation: |
Pressure |
| Cartridge type: |
12 mm (0.47 in) pre-polarized
condenser |
| Frequency
range,
± 2 dB: |
20 Hz - 40
kHz |
| Sensitivity, nominal, ±2
dB: |
2.5 mV/Pa; -52 dB re. 1 V/Pa |
| Equivalent
noise level A-weighted: |
Typ. 24 dB(A) re. 20 µPa
(max. 26 dB(A)) |
| Equiv. noise level ITU-R
BS.468-4: |
Typ. 36 dB (max. 38 dB) |
| S/N ratio,
re. 1 kHz at 1 Pa (94 dB SPL): |
70 dB |
| Total harmonic distortion
(THD): |
<0.5% up to 142 dB SPL peak, <1% up to 148
dB SPL peak |
| Dynamic
range: |
Typ. 124dB |
| Output impedance: |
<75 ohm |
| Max. SPL,
peak before clipping: |
155 dB |
| Cable drive
capability: |
Up to 300 m (984 ft) |
| Power
supply: |
Phantom P48 |
| Connector: |
3-pin XLR-M (Standard P48) |
| Weight: |
150 g (5.29
oz) |
| Capsule diameter: |
12 mm (0.47 in) |
| Length: |
165 mm (6.5
in) |
| Operating temperature
range: |
-40 to +70° C (-40 to +158°
F) |
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