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DTP 340 REX
Massive low end - the ultimate punch
Dynamic bass drum microphone with switchable sound characteristics.
DTP 340 REX
Massive low end - ultimate punch
The DTP 340 REX makes the hearts of beat aficionados beat faster. It offers everything you need to mic kick drums and bass instruments: memorable, impressive sound and reliable performance on stage and in the studio. In addition to its standard neutral and pure character the ‘Enhanced Frequency Response’ function – switchable right on the microphone – will deliver an unbeatable impressive bass sound by emphasizing frequencies in 70 –150 Hz and 3 –5 kHz ranges...optimized for use on kick drums.
Specifications
- Type
Dynamic, moving coil
- Acoustical operating principle
Pressure gradient transducer
- Polar pattern
Cardioid
- Frequency range
20 ... 16,000 Hz
- Sensitivity
=FFR 0.4 mV/Pa, -69 dBV/Pa
- Sensitivity
+EFR 0.4 mV/Pa, -69 dBV/Pa
- Internal impedance
500 Ω
- Connector
Gold plated 3-pin XLR
- Microphone dimensions
71 dia. x 158 mm, 2.8 dia. x 6.2 in
- Microphone net weight
740 g, 26.1 oz
Microphones measured according to: IEC 60268-4
Phantom power according to: IEC 61938
Noise measurement according to: IEC 60268-1
Included: Transport bag
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