Beyerdynamic M88TG Dynamic Microphone
Beyerdynamic M88TG Dynamic Microphone Overview:
Legendary sound for vocals, bass drum and studio
Some products are born classics and the M 88 has to take centre-stage for being far ahead of its time when it was first introduced in the 1960`s. Incorporating a new low-mass diaphragm element, the M 88 TG has earned its place in history in the Kick Drum (for this application, the use of an external popshield like PS 88 or WS 59 is strongly recommended). Sound engineers have found that the lightning-fast transient response of the microphone reproduces the complex sound patterns of this instrument resulting in the tight `thump` without the need for complex signal processing.
This characteristic works equally well on other instruments especially where intricate low frequencies and their harmonics need to be captured. The M 88 TG is one of the most frequently specified microphones by sound engineers worldwide and heralded a beyerdynamic contemporary classic as this microphone becomes renown for capturing emotive audio signals.
The M 88 TG offers both a wide frequency response and rugged construction making an ideal combination for many applications. In the studio and live use its high SPL capability allows the microphone to be placed close to loud sound sources such as kick drum and bass guitar (when using with a kick drum, an additional wind shield such as WS 59 or PS 88 has to be used). It is also equally impressive as a vocal microphone or for brass and windwood instruments.
The M 88 TG has a reinforced basket to withstand rough handling when being used for more demanding applications. The M 88 TG is often used in a broadcast environment as an announcers or EFP microphone.
Features:
Legendary sound for vocals, bass drum and studio
Some products are born classics and the M 88 has to take centre-stage for being far ahead of its time when it was first introduced in the 1960`s. Incorporating a new low-mass diaphragm element, the M 88 TG has earned its place in history in the Kick Drum (for this application, the use of an external popshield like PS 88 or WS 59 is strongly recommended). Sound engineers have found that the lightning-fast transient response of the microphone reproduces the complex sound patterns of this instrument resulting in the tight `thump` without the need for complex signal processing.
This characteristic works equally well on other instruments especially where intricate low frequencies and their harmonics need to be captured. The M 88 TG is one of the most frequently specified microphones by sound engineers worldwide and heralded a beyerdynamic contemporary classic as this microphone becomes renown for capturing emotive audio signals.
The M 88 TG offers both a wide frequency response and rugged construction making an ideal combination for many applications. In the studio and live use its high SPL capability allows the microphone to be placed close to loud sound sources such as kick drum and bass guitar (when using with a kick drum, an additional wind shield such as WS 59 or PS 88 has to be used). It is also equally impressive as a vocal microphone or for brass and windwood instruments.
The M 88 TG has a reinforced basket to withstand rough handling when being used for more demanding applications. The M 88 TG is often used in a broadcast environment as an announcers or EFP microphone.
Features:
- Extended frequency range with very soft presence boost and exceptional bass reproduction
- High gain-before-feedback
- Integrated hum-buck coil
- High SPL handling capability
- Rugged construction
- Supplied with microphone clamp and storage bag
- Transducer Type: Dynamic
- Polar Pattern Microphone: Hypercardiod
- Microphone Frequency Response: 30 - 20.000 Hz
- Net Weight Without Packaging: 0.382
- Operating principle: Pressure gradient
- Rear attenuation at 1 kHz: > 23 dB at 120°
- Open circuit voltage at 1 kHz (0 dB =1 V/Pa): 2.9 mV/Pa
- Magnetic field suppression: > 20 dB = 50 Hz
- Nominal impedance: 200 Ω
- Load impedance: ≥ 1000 Ω
- Diaphragm: Hostaphan
- Casing: Brass
- Connection: 3-pin XLR male
- Dimensions:
- Length: 181 mm
- Shaft diameter: 25.5 mm
- Head diameter: 48.5 mm
- Weight w/out cable: 320 g
$54,500.00
Beyerdynamic M88TG Dynamic Microphone—
$54,500.00
Description
Beyerdynamic M88TG Dynamic Microphone Overview:
Legendary sound for vocals, bass drum and studio
Some products are born classics and the M 88 has to take centre-stage for being far ahead of its time when it was first introduced in the 1960`s. Incorporating a new low-mass diaphragm element, the M 88 TG has earned its place in history in the Kick Drum (for this application, the use of an external popshield like PS 88 or WS 59 is strongly recommended). Sound engineers have found that the lightning-fast transient response of the microphone reproduces the complex sound patterns of this instrument resulting in the tight `thump` without the need for complex signal processing.
This characteristic works equally well on other instruments especially where intricate low frequencies and their harmonics need to be captured. The M 88 TG is one of the most frequently specified microphones by sound engineers worldwide and heralded a beyerdynamic contemporary classic as this microphone becomes renown for capturing emotive audio signals.
The M 88 TG offers both a wide frequency response and rugged construction making an ideal combination for many applications. In the studio and live use its high SPL capability allows the microphone to be placed close to loud sound sources such as kick drum and bass guitar (when using with a kick drum, an additional wind shield such as WS 59 or PS 88 has to be used). It is also equally impressive as a vocal microphone or for brass and windwood instruments.
The M 88 TG has a reinforced basket to withstand rough handling when being used for more demanding applications. The M 88 TG is often used in a broadcast environment as an announcers or EFP microphone.
Features:
Legendary sound for vocals, bass drum and studio
Some products are born classics and the M 88 has to take centre-stage for being far ahead of its time when it was first introduced in the 1960`s. Incorporating a new low-mass diaphragm element, the M 88 TG has earned its place in history in the Kick Drum (for this application, the use of an external popshield like PS 88 or WS 59 is strongly recommended). Sound engineers have found that the lightning-fast transient response of the microphone reproduces the complex sound patterns of this instrument resulting in the tight `thump` without the need for complex signal processing.
This characteristic works equally well on other instruments especially where intricate low frequencies and their harmonics need to be captured. The M 88 TG is one of the most frequently specified microphones by sound engineers worldwide and heralded a beyerdynamic contemporary classic as this microphone becomes renown for capturing emotive audio signals.
The M 88 TG offers both a wide frequency response and rugged construction making an ideal combination for many applications. In the studio and live use its high SPL capability allows the microphone to be placed close to loud sound sources such as kick drum and bass guitar (when using with a kick drum, an additional wind shield such as WS 59 or PS 88 has to be used). It is also equally impressive as a vocal microphone or for brass and windwood instruments.
The M 88 TG has a reinforced basket to withstand rough handling when being used for more demanding applications. The M 88 TG is often used in a broadcast environment as an announcers or EFP microphone.
Features:
- Extended frequency range with very soft presence boost and exceptional bass reproduction
- High gain-before-feedback
- Integrated hum-buck coil
- High SPL handling capability
- Rugged construction
- Supplied with microphone clamp and storage bag
- Transducer Type: Dynamic
- Polar Pattern Microphone: Hypercardiod
- Microphone Frequency Response: 30 - 20.000 Hz
- Net Weight Without Packaging: 0.382
- Operating principle: Pressure gradient
- Rear attenuation at 1 kHz: > 23 dB at 120°
- Open circuit voltage at 1 kHz (0 dB =1 V/Pa): 2.9 mV/Pa
- Magnetic field suppression: > 20 dB = 50 Hz
- Nominal impedance: 200 Ω
- Load impedance: ≥ 1000 Ω
- Diaphragm: Hostaphan
- Casing: Brass
- Connection: 3-pin XLR male
- Dimensions:
- Length: 181 mm
- Shaft diameter: 25.5 mm
- Head diameter: 48.5 mm
- Weight w/out cable: 320 g
