AKG GN50 E incl. DPA 20inch Gooseneck Microphone Module (Used)
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Gooseneck Microphone ModuleThe DAM Series GN E gooseneck modules for fixed and mobile installation comes with an integrated XLR phantom power adapter with 250Hz bass rolloff, LED ring and ON/OFF jumper. It connects to any standard mixer input with 9V - 52V power supply. The DAM Series GN E gooseneck modules are available in three different lengths: 15cm (6in), 30cm (12in), 50cm (20in). They work perfectly with the extensive range of mounting accessories available in the AKG catalog.
The gooseneck module fits all DAM Series capsules, CK31, CK32, CK33, CK47 and CK80, via highly reliable contacts.
Key Features
- Gooseneck with XLR connector module for quick setup and takedown
- Integrated phantom power adapter connects to any standard mixer
- Integrated LED ring indicator for full control of the system status
- Switchable bass rolloff for reduction of body noise and proximity effect
- Highly reliable contacts for capsule modules prevent contact problems and ensure extra-long life
Technical Specifications
[General]
Audio Frequency Bandwidth
20 to 20000 Hz
Bass Cut Filter
250 Hz
Recommended Load Impedance
2000 Ohms
[Powering Interface]
Voltage
9 to 52 V
Current
3 mA
[Audio Output]
Type
Balanced XLR
Gender
Male
Contacts
3-pin
[Design]
Finish
matte dark gray
Diameter
20 mm
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