Uher M534 Dynamic Tubular Directional Microphone (AKG) - 70's
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Uher officially gave the M534 the rather odd title “Dynamic Tubular Directional Microphone”, which refers to its shape (although it is not all that tubular) and its directional pattern (which is cardioid). It has an M/S (“music/speech”) switch, which activates a high-pass filter to increase speech intelligibility and decrease handling noise.
Like many other Uher microphones, its capsule was made by AKG – judging from the specs and a superficial glance (although many AKG dynamic capsules look rather similar), it might share the same capsule with the AKG D190, only its impedance has been slightly modified, probably to match the Uher tape recorders it was sold with.
Some say these Uhers can easily compete with Sennheisers MD421....
Specs:
- Frequency response: 50 – 16000 Hz
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Impedance: 500 Ω (Some sources say 600 Ω)
- Max SPL: 128 dB
Highlights:
- Made by AKG
- All metal solid body
- fixed cord with 3P DIN Connector
- Two position "M/S" bass roll-off switch
- Similar capsule as the AKG D1000, D1200, D190
- Clear & bright sound with a warm low end response
Visually 9/10.
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