Shure CVO-B/C Hanging microphone

Name: Shure CVO-B/C Hanging microphone
Brand: Shure
SKU: 1068584
Price: 143.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand: Shure

Product code: 1068584 (CVO-B/C)

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Shure CVO-B/C Hanging microphone

Brand: Shure

Product code: 1068584 (CVO-B/C)

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Shure CVO-B/C Hanging microphone

€143

Installed sound overhead microphone offers a white or black color scheme and overhead placement while delivering clear audio. It features Commshield RF Filtering to stop RF and an integrated memory wire allowing the user to aim the microphone. Cardioid polar pattern with tailored response for speech. Attached 25 ft XLR cable. Black and white...

Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 120 dB
Capsule Type: Condenser
Impedance: 180 Ohm
Frequency Range: 17 Hz - 16 kHz

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Shure CVO-B/C Hanging microphone

Cardioid polar pattern with tailored response for speech
Attached 25 ft XLR cable
Black and white colour options available
Integrated memory wire allows to ‘aim’ the microphone and therefore provide optimal placement with minimal effort for hanging applications.
Available snap-fit windscreen (ACVO4WS-B – 4 pack)
Guards against unwanted RF Interference from portable wireless devices (smartphones, etc.)
High resistance to intense nearby radio signals

Package Contents

Cable
Windshield
Manual

Capsule Type: Condenser

A condenser microphone is a type of microphone that uses a capacitor to pick up sound. Unlike dynamic microphones, condenser microphones require an external power supply to operate properly. This type of microphone is more sensitive to detail because its diaphragm is sensitive to very fine sound waves, making it ideal for studio recording.

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.