Experience unparalleled precision with the Earthworks M50 Omnidirectional Measurement Microphone. Crafted for the discerning audio engineer, this measurement microphone is designed to offer impeccable accuracy across a wide frequency spectrum. With a frequency response that reaches from 3Hz to 50kHz, the M50 ensures that no detail is left uncaptured. Its tiny, omnidirectional capsule is housed in a robust stainless steel body, delivering an uncolored, linear response that captures the true essence of any acoustic environment.

The M50's innovative circuitry provides a time-coherent response, making it a reliable tool for room calibration, whether indoors or outdoors. Its resilience to temperature and atmospheric conditions ensures stability and consistency, making it a trustworthy choice for professionals who demand the best. Additionally, the M50's low handling noise negates the need for a shock mount, enhancing its practicality without compromising on performance.

Key Features:

• Polar pattern: Omnidirectional
• Frequency response: 3Hz - 50kHz
• Max. SPL: 140 dB
• Requires +48V phantom power
• Includes MC1 microphone clip and ADP1 measurement adapter
• Delivers a flat, wideband frequency response for accurate room calibration
• Offers stable performance against varying environmental conditions
• Comes with its own calibration chart for precise measurements

Product specs

FAQs

What type of polar pattern does the Earthworks M50 microphone have?

The Earthworks M50 features an omnidirectional polar pattern, which captures sound equally from all directions, making it ideal for room calibration and acoustic measurements.

Is the Earthworks M50 suitable for high SPL environments?

Yes, the Earthworks M50 can handle a maximum sound pressure level (SPL) of 140dB, making it suitable for use in high SPL environments without distortion.

What is the frequency response range of the Earthworks M50 microphone?

The Earthworks M50 offers an ultra-wide flat frequency response from 3Hz to 50kHz, ensuring accurate and detailed audio measurements across the entire spectrum.

Does the Earthworks M50 require phantom power?

Yes, the Earthworks M50 requires 24-48V phantom power to operate, which is commonly provided by most professional audio interfaces and mixers.

What applications is the Earthworks M50 microphone best suited for?

The Earthworks M50 is designed for precise room calibration and acoustic measurements, making it ideal for use with systems like Smaart, MLSSA, SIMM, and TEF.