Elevate your recordings with the sE Electronics T1 Large Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone, a studio heavyweight that thrives in any environment. Designed with the same meticulous craftsmanship as its esteemed predecessor, the T2, the T1 features a handcrafted 1" titanium-sputtered true condenser capsule. This titanium capsule is not just about durability; it's about capturing every nuance with unparalleled speed and precision, making it a perfect choice for capturing drums, percussion, and guitar amps.

The T1 is engineered to handle both the demands of the studio and the road. Its robust, all-metal housing and innovative shockmount ensure it stands up to the rigors of touring while minimizing unwanted noise. With a frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz, the T1 can capture the full range of your sound, from the richest lows to the most vibrant highs.

Equipped with a switchable low-cut filter and a -10/-20dB pad, you have the tools to shape your sound at the source, whether eliminating low-frequency rumble or managing high SPLs from loud sources. The T1’s cardioid pattern offers excellent off-axis rejection, making it ideal for untreated recording spaces, while its low self-noise level of just 9 dB(A) ensures your recordings are as clean as possible.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted 1" titanium-sputtered true condenser capsule
• Cardioid polar pattern for superior off-axis rejection
• Frequency response: 20Hz - 20kHz
• Switchable low-cut filter (80/160Hz) and -10/-20dB pad
• Max SPL: 137/147/157 dB SPL (with 0/10/20 dB pad)
• Equivalent noise level: 9 dB(A)
• Requires 48V phantom power
• Includes shockmount and metal case for durability and transport

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary use of the sE Electronics T1 Large Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone?

The sE Electronics T1 is ideal for recording vocals and acoustic instruments, thanks to its large diaphragm and cardioid polar pattern, which focuses on sound from the front while minimizing background noise.

Does the sE Electronics T1 require phantom power?

Yes, the sE Electronics T1 requires 48V phantom power to operate, which is a standard requirement for most condenser microphones.

What accessories are included with the sE Electronics T1 microphone?

The sE Electronics T1 comes with a shockmount and a metal case, providing protection and stability during recordings.

How does the low cut filter on the sE Electronics T1 work?

The sE Electronics T1 features a switchable low cut filter at 80Hz and 160Hz, which helps reduce unwanted low-frequency noise and rumble during recordings.

Is the sE Electronics T1 suitable for high sound pressure level sources?

Yes, the sE Electronics T1 can handle a maximum SPL of 137 dB, making it suitable for capturing loud sound sources without distortion.