Shure SM 94 LC

Studio Condenser Microphone

Cardioid
Linear transmission range
Ideal for the reproduction of strings and woodwind instruments
Frequency response: 40 Hz - 16 kHz
Output impedance: 200 Ohm
Sensitivity: -49.0 dBV/Pa (3.5 mV)
Phantom power or 1.5 V battery (AA)
Clip and bag included

Further information

Battery Powered	Yes
Directional Microphone	No
Stereo Pair	No
switchable lowcut	No
switchable pad	No
characteristic	kidney

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Good clarinet micro

Hermann aus L., 14.09.2012

I have played with dynamic mics (Shure SM 58 + Fohhn Funkmikro) with my clarinet in a small band Dixieland. I always had to be very close to the mics and could still hear or therefore never all the sounds about the system. Also I have both with the clarinet attached AKG C 416 as well as with Rumberger experiments (here disturb me just the cables from the clarinet to a transmitter). With the condenser Micro Shure SM 94, I do not have all these problems. I'm about half a meter away from the micro and the micro captures all the sounds. The SM 94 also has a battery and can therefore also be used, if times no phantom power from the mixer comes. Moreover, it is well processed and no plastic part. I'm very satisfied. Whether the micro compared to Neumänner or the other is the better, I can not judge because of lack of test.

I will try out whether the micro can be connected to a radio transmitter and then as good as with cable.

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Top for large areas.

lalena, 23.08.2012

Very good micro, good workmanship, very stable. Our favorite for live bass and tenor flute. Great sound. In the studio, we use it to pick up medieval stringed instruments. The increase in the presence at 10-12 kHz is less pronounced than in other small condenser microphones, and is therefore less suitable for the reduction of Western guitar strings during tape recording. But strings and string instruments like mandolin, bandurria, cuatro, lutes etc. get a very nice and pleasantly warm sound.

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