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The Shure SM87A microphone is a professional-quality, handheld condenser microphone for use in sound reinforcement, broadcasting, and studio recording installations. Its supercardioid polar pattern provides greater rejection of unwanted sound sources, making it ideal for miking individual instruments in a multi-microphone setting or for miking single sources in a reverberant or noisy environment. An integral three-stage wind and pop filter protects against wind and breath noise. Its built-in shock mount reduces stand and handling noise.
Features
Highly directional supercardioid pickup pattern
Controlled low-frequency roll-off
Very low RF and magnetic hum susceptibility
Minimally affected by varying load impedance
Built-in wind and pop filter
Transducer element shock mounted
Rugged construction for outstanding reliability
Field-usable over a wide range of temperature and humidity conditions
Accepts a wide variety of phantom power sources, including DIN 45 596 voltages of 11 and 52 Vdc
MENATONE PEDALS FOXY BROWN
BOUTIQUE EFFECTS PEDAL FOR ELECTRIC GUITAR!
CLASSIC BRITISH OVERDRIVE / DISTORTION!
MARSHALL, VOX, WEM, ETC... STYLE TONE!
The Menatone Foxy Brown has that crunchy, punchy, rock and roll tone that will sound conspicuously familiar if you love those old, 18 Watt Marshall combos, or other classic, low-watt British tube amps (ie: Vox, WEM, etc...). It's built with a unique tone control that leaves the midrange untouched, but cuts highs when turned left and cuts bass when turned right. This is critical to maintaining your tone! The SAG knob controls compression like a real tube amplifier!
Features and Specs of the Foxy Brown overdrive | distortion pedal from Menatone:
True Bypass Switching
Point to Point Wiring
LED
All Analog Circuit
Aluminum Knobs
The Menatone Fish Factory is the ultimate compact tone machine. It consists of the original 3 knob Red Snapper circuit (circa 1996) and original 3 knob Blue Collar (circa 1997). Each pedal is independant and can be used alone or together to create a myiad of tonal options. All of this in a small box with input, output and dc jacks located on top. And, even though all this circuitry fits into this tiny box, a battery will still fit inside if you desire to use one!
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