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AKG C414 XLS Reference Multipattern Condenser Microphone

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AKG C414 XLS Reference Multipattern Condenser MicrophoneAKG C414 XLS Reference Multipattern Condenser Microphone Engineered for highest linearity and neutral sound For beautifully detailed recording of vocals and any acoustic instrument Nine selectable polar patterns For the perfect setting for every application Three attenuation levels ( 6, 12, 18dB) For close up recording or high output sources of up to 158dB SPL A legend since 1971 The C414 XLS multipattern condenser microphone offers a choice of nine

AKG C414 XLS Reference Multipattern Condenser Microphone

Engineered for highest linearity and neutral sound

For beautifully detailed recording of vocals and any acoustic instrument

Nine selectable polar patterns

For the perfect setting for every application

Three attenuation levels (-6,-12,-18dB)

For close-up recording or high-output sources of up to 158dB SPL

A legend since 1971

The C414 XLS multipattern condenser microphone offers a choice of nine polar patterns for the perfect sonic capture for every application. A peak hold LED displays even the shortest overload peaks. For live sound applications and permanent installations, all controls can easily be disabled for trouble-free use. The C414 XLS maintains the sonic character of the legendary C414 B-ULS, the most popular AKG C414 version since 1971. Engineered for highest linearity and neutral sound, it has been the most versatile large-diaphragm microphone for decades.

General Specifications

Polar Patterns
Cardioid, Figure of eight, Hypercardioid, Omnidirectional, and Wide Cardioid
Audio frequency bandwidth
20 - 20000 Hz
Equivalent noise level
6 dB-A
Sensitivity
23 mV/Pa
Signal to Noise
88 dB-A
Preattenuation Pad
-6; -12; -18 dB
Bass cut filter
160; 80; 40 Hz
Electrical impedance
200 Ohms
Recommended load impedance
2200 Ohms

Dimensions

Length
38 mm
Width
50 mm
Height
160 mm
Net Weight
300 g

Design

Finish
dark gray/silver

Audio Output

Type
Balanced XLR
Gender
Male
Contacts
3-pin

Powering Interface

Voltage
44 to 52 V
Current
4.5 mA

Application

Pro Studio

Instrument

Vocals
Piano / Strings
Horns / Woodwinds
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