Point Source Audio CR-8D-XAK SERIES8 Cardioid Headset Microphone for AKG and Audix – Beige
Point Source Audio CR-8D-XAK SERIES8 Cardioid Headset Microphone for AKG and Audix – Beige
The CR-8D is a cardioid dual ear headset microphone ideal in applications when there is more than one mic being used in close proximity, in live performances, and in some recording situations where feedback may be an issue. A cardioid headset microphone will pick up one focused sound from one direction compared to an omni that picks up from several directions.
Precise Microphone Placement
A unique benefit of the CR-8D headset microphone is that the capsule is especially miniaturized and there is no need to force the mic directly in front of the mouth. The boom of this headset microphone can sit comfortably and effectively at the corner of the mouth for an unobstrusive appearance. Built with our robust “Unbreakable Boom” bendable to 360°, the boom length is adjustable as are the earhooks to convert for left or right ear wearing.
Features
- “Unbreakable Boom” bends 360°
- 135dB max SPL
- Interchangeable X-Connectors for all popular wireless packs including Shure, Sennheiser and Audio-Technica
- Mic element only 4mm in diameter
- Optimal gain before feedback
- Available in colors beige, brown or black
Specifications
- Element: Back Electret Condenser
- Pattern: Cardioid
- Frequency: 160Hz – 14kHz
- Sensitivity: -50dB 1V/Pa (± 3dB at 1kHz)
- Maximum SPL: 135dB SPL
- Output Impedance: 1,700 Ω (at 1kHz)
- Operating Voltage: 1 – 10 V
- Cable Length: 4 ft. + connector
- Net Weight: 0.6 oz
- Connector Type: AKG and Audix
- Color: Beige
What’s Included
- X-Connector: Interchangeable X-Connectors offer a rapid and inexpensive way to quickly change the microphone wireless termination from one brand to another.
- WSNx Windscreen: A larger windscreen is included for cardioid microphones as you can get more wind rejection with a larger windscreen.
- B-Clip Cable Clip: This traditional style alligator clip helps provide strain relief to the microphone so that movement of the boom is minimized to ensure a consistent audio level.
