Meet the Earthworks SR117, the versatile supercardioid condenser microphone that seamlessly adapts to both live performances and studio recordings. Engineered for clarity and precision, this mic captures every nuance of your voice, ensuring an honest and natural sound. With its 20Hz–20kHz frequency range, it reproduces a full spectrum of audio detail, making it an essential tool for any vocalist's arsenal.

The SR117 excels in environments where feedback can be an issue, thanks to its superior off-axis rejection, providing a cleaner and more focused sound. Its high SPL handling capability ensures that even the loudest performances are captured without distortion or clipping, while maintaining minimal operating and handling noise. Assembled in the USA with precision and care, this microphone embodies Earthworks' commitment to quality and innovation.

Whether you're a beginner looking for reliable gear or a seasoned pro seeking an upgrade, the SR117 offers the perfect blend of usability and performance. With its sleek design and robust build, it’s ready to meet the demands of touring as well as the intricacies of studio sessions. Included with the microphone are a holder and a convenient carrying bag, making it easy to transport and protect your investment.

Key Features:

• Supercardioid polar pattern for excellent off-axis rejection
• Frequency range: 20Hz – 20kHz
• Sensitivity: 5 mV/Pa (-46 dBV/Pa)
• Requires 48V phantom power
• Max sound pressure level: 140 dB SPL
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 74 dB
• Comes with a holder and bag
• Proudly designed, tuned, and assembled in the USA

Owner's manual

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FAQs

What is the primary application of the Earthworks SR117 Supercardioid Condenser Vocal Microphone?

The Earthworks SR117 is designed primarily for vocal applications, offering exceptional clarity and detail, making it ideal for both live performances and studio recordings.

How does the supercardioid polar pattern of the Earthworks SR117 affect its performance?

The supercardioid pattern provides excellent off-axis rejection, which helps isolate the vocal source from ambient noise, making it suitable for use in noisy environments or live stage settings.

What power requirements does the Earthworks SR117 microphone have?

The Earthworks SR117 requires 48V phantom power, which is standard for condenser microphones and typically supplied by professional audio interfaces and mixing consoles.

Is the Earthworks SR117 suitable for high sound pressure levels?

Yes, the Earthworks SR117 can handle a maximum sound pressure level of 140 dB SPL, making it capable of capturing loud vocal performances without distortion.

What accessories are included with the Earthworks SR117 microphone?

The Earthworks SR117 comes with a mic clip and a carry bag, providing convenience and protection for transport and storage.