Meet the UTFET47, a meticulously crafted large-diaphragm condenser microphone designed for discerning audio professionals. This microphone merges the rich heritage of classic German mic design with modern innovation, bringing legendary sound into contemporary studios. The UTFET47 is a testament to quality, featuring the Heiserman-designed HZ Series capsule, which offers an open and articulate sound that’s both three-dimensional and true to life. This capsule is complemented by a custom Cinemag transformer, ensuring the microphone captures every nuance with clarity and precision.

The UTFET47's construction is rooted in a passion for excellence. Built in the USA, it combines vintage polystyrene capacitors and NOS (new old stock) FETs, resulting in a microphone that not only sounds phenomenal but is built to last. The cardioid polar pattern and pressure gradient transducer make it a versatile choice for capturing vocals, instruments, and more with superb fidelity.

Whether you’re recording a kick drum that needs to be felt as much as heard or capturing the subtle intricacies of a vocal performance, the UTFET47 delivers with unwavering reliability. It’s not just a microphone; it’s a piece of audio history reimagined for today’s creators.

Key Features:

• Heiserman HZ Series capsule with 24k gold-plated Mylar dual diaphragm
• Custom Cinemag transformer for authentic sound behavior
• Cardioid polar pattern with pressure gradient transducer
• Frequency range: 20 - 20,000 Hz
• Nominal impedance: 200 Ohm
• Equivalent noise level: <10 dBA
• Maximum SPL: 136 dB / 145 dB with pad
• Switchable 75 Hz low cut filter
• Switchable -10 dB pad
• Gold-plated XLR connector
• Requires 48 V phantom power
• Includes swivel mount adaptor

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FAQs

What is the primary application for the United Studio Technologies UT FET47 microphone?

The UT FET47 is ideal for capturing vocals and instruments like kick drums, thanks to its balanced response and slight upper midrange boost, which add presence in the mix.

Does the UT FET47 microphone require phantom power to operate?

Yes, the UT FET47 requires 48V phantom power to function properly.

What is the polar pattern of the UT FET47 microphone, and how does it affect recording?

The UT FET47 features a cardioid polar pattern, which focuses on capturing sound from the front while minimizing ambient noise from the sides and rear, making it excellent for isolating the intended sound source.

Is the UT FET47 microphone suitable for high SPL sources?

Yes, the UT FET47 can handle high sound pressure levels up to 136 dB SPL, making it suitable for loud sources like drums and amplifiers.

What are the key features of the UT FET47 microphone's diaphragm?

The UT FET47 features a dual diaphragm with a 1.33" brass backplate, providing a wide frequency response from 20Hz to 20kHz for detailed sound capture.