Transducer Type - Ribbon Operating Principle - Pressure Gradient Frequency Response -6dB - 20 - 20,00 Hz Polar Pattern - Bi-Directional Open Circuit Voltage a 1kHz (0dB = 1V/Pa) - -54.42dB Nominal Impedance - 92R Load Impedance - 1k Ohms or greater Max. sound pressure level (at 1kHz) - 140dB SPL Signal-to-noise ratio (relative to 1 Pa) - 50dB Equivalent Sound pressure level (A-Weighted) - 19dB(A) Power Supply - Phantom-powered +48V Power Consumption - 7mA Connection - XLR-3 Pin 2 High Mic Dimensions - 7.5 in x 1.9 in x 0.9 in Weight (no screens) - 168g Screen Set Weight - 96g

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FAQs

What is the polar pattern of the Ohma Ribbon Microphone?

The Ohma Ribbon Microphone features a bidirectional polar pattern, which picks up sound equally from the front and back while rejecting sound from the sides. This makes it ideal for capturing room ambiance or for use in stereo recording setups.

Is the Ohma Ribbon Microphone suitable for vocal recording?

Yes, the Ohma Ribbon Microphone is well-suited for vocal recording. Its natural, smooth sound and ability to handle high sound pressure levels make it a great choice for capturing the nuances of a vocal performance.

Can the Ohma Ribbon Microphone handle phantom power?

While modern ribbon microphones like the Ohma Ribbon Microphone are often designed to tolerate phantom power, it's generally recommended to turn it off to avoid potential damage to the ribbon element.

What are the finish options available for the Ohma Ribbon Microphone?

The Ohma Ribbon Microphone is available in several finishes, including Black, Black / Stainless Steel, Teal / Apricot, and White / Stainless Steel, allowing users to choose based on their aesthetic preference.

What is the primary application of the Ohma Ribbon Microphone?

The Ohma Ribbon Microphone is primarily used for studio recording applications, offering a warm and natural sound that is ideal for instruments and vocals, as well as for capturing a room's acoustic environment.