Audio-Technica Pro 70 Overview

The Audio-Technica Pro 70 is a cardioid lavalier microphone designed for vocal or instrument capturing in recording or sound reinforcement applications. The frequency response favors the mid-range frequencies of instruments and vocals while minimizing noise registering at high and low frequencies.

The cardioid polar pattern is effective in minimizing pickup at the off-axis sections of the microphone capsule. The result is improved signal before feedback response and minimal ambiance pickup. A low frequency roll-off switch further reduces low frequency noise due to hum, wind etc. The provided UM3 power supply provides phantom power with a single 1.5V AA battery or external phantom power source. The UM3 provides a standard 3-pin XLR output connection to mixers, preamplifiers, cameras etc.

Accurate Vocal and Acoustic Guitar Reproduction

The tailored frequency response favors the mid-range frequency response associated with vocal intelligibility and presence.

Cardioid Polar Pattern

The cardioid pattern is effective in signal isolation. Audio signal at the off-axis sections of the capsule are attenuated, minimizing noise and improving gain-before-feedback response.

Low Frequency Roll-Off

A low frequency roll-off filter switch minimizes low frequency noise and rumble due to wind, hum and proximity effect.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • PRO70 Cardioid Condenser Lavelier/Instrument Microphone
Categories
Microphone Type
  • Lavalier
  • Small-Diaphragm Condenser
Wired/Wireless
  • Wired
Electronics
  • Analog
  • Solid State
Polar Pattern
  • Cardioid

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