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Description

Discover the artistry and precision of the t.bone SC 1100, a versatile large diaphragm condenser microphone that captures every nuance of sound with stunning clarity. Perfect for professional studio environments and home recording setups alike, this microphone offers exceptional adaptability with its switchable polar patterns, including omni-directional, figure-eight, and cardioid. This versatility ensures that whether you're recording vocals, instruments, or ambient sounds, the t.bone SC 1100 delivers pristine audio quality.

The SC 1100 is thoughtfully designed with a low cut switch, allowing you to effortlessly manage unwanted low-frequency noise, while its wide frequency response range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz guarantees a full-bodied sound reproduction. With a sound pressure limit of 123 dB and a sensitivity of 39.4 mV/Pa, this microphone handles even the loudest sound sources with minimal distortion, making it a reliable choice for dynamic performances.

Incorporating advanced features like a distortion rate of less than 0.5% at 125 dB SPL and an equivalent noise level as low as 6.7 dB(A), the SC 1100 ensures that your recordings are clean and true-to-life. It operates on standard 48V phantom power and comes complete with an aluminum case and a newly designed shock-mount, offering both protection and stability for your recording sessions.

Key Features:

  • Large diaphragm condenser microphone
  • Switchable polar pattern: Omni-directional, figure-eight, and cardioid
  • Low cut switch for managing low-frequency noise
  • Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
  • Sound pressure limit: 123 dB
  • Sensitivity: 39.4 mV/Pa
  • Output impedance: 200 Ohm
  • Distortion: < 0.5% at 125 dB SPL
  • Equivalent noise level [dB(A)]: 8.2 (ball)/ 6.8 (super-cardioid)/ 6.7 (eight)
  • Power supply via phantom power 48 V (±4 V)
  • Includes aluminum case and new shock-mount

Product specs

Available since November 2002
Tube No
Switchable Polar Pattern Yes
Omnidirectional Yes
Cardioid Yes
Figure-8 Yes
Low Cut Yes
Pad No
shockmount included Yes
USB Microphone No

FAQs

What are the polar pattern options available on the t.bone SC 1100?

The t.bone SC 1100 offers switchable polar patterns including omnidirectional, cardioid, and figure-8, making it versatile for various recording applications.

Does the t.bone SC 1100 come with a shockmount?

Yes, the t.bone SC 1100 includes a shockmount, which helps reduce unwanted vibrations and handling noise during recordings.

Is the t.bone SC 1100 suitable for vocal recording?

Yes, the t.bone SC 1100 is a condenser microphone with multiple polar patterns, making it suitable for capturing vocals with clarity and detail.

Does the t.bone SC 1100 have a low cut filter?

Yes, the t.bone SC 1100 features a low cut filter to help reduce low-frequency noise and rumble in recordings.

Is the t.bone SC 1100 a USB microphone?

No, the t.bone SC 1100 is not a USB microphone; it requires an XLR connection and an external audio interface or mixer for operation.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Wins in blind A/B tests against more expensive mics

  • Warm, smooth sound with good plosive response

  • Exceptional value for its cost

  • Performs well on vocals, spoken word, and instruments

  • Low self-noise, handles EQ adjustments well

  • Solid build quality

  • Comes with professional-looking, sturdy shock mount

  • Less sensitivity to sibilance and harshness compared to competitors

  • Suitable for professional voice-over work

  • Preferred by users even over high-end mics like Neumann TLM 49

CONS

  • Slightly lower output than some competitors

  • Lacks the crafted feel of more expensive mics

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about the t.bone SC 1100.

Comparisons

  • The t.bone SC 1100 is frequently compared to the Audio-Technica AT-2020 as a worthy budget alternative but noted to be slightly more expensive.

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Use cases and applications

  • It's suggested that the SC 1100 is a better choice for serious vocal recording compared to the SC400 and SC300, which are more suitable for beginners.

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User experience

  • Owners emphasize the importance of proper room acoustics, noting that even high-quality microphones like the SC 1100 can perform poorly in untreated environments.

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Hozier can be seen using a the t.bone SC 1100 microphone at the start of the video, with a close up shot at 1:12, to record his vocals in the video for the song Cherry Wine.

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