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Earthworks SR25 Guitar Amplifier Condenser Microphone

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Earthworks SR25 Guitar Amplifier Condenser Microphone
Product no: 9000-0118-0561

Product information

General

Specifically calibrated to handle extreme SPL levels, the Earthworks SR25 Condenser Microphone has a small-diaphragm make-up and has been prepped to mike-up guitar amplifiers and drum kits. This microphone captures sound with an extremely natural character and precise detail, especially when compared to many dynamic microphones. This model also boasts an ultra-consistent cardioid polar pattern, so the little crosstalk that is picked up from the sides is treated to the same natural sound, giving you seamless sonic results.

Specifications

Product features

Connection type
XLR 3p
Sustainable product
Not specified
Microphone sensitivity (dBV/PA)
-40
Microphone impedance
50-99 ohms
Low-cut filter
No
Maximum SPL
140 dB - 149 dB
Maximum frequency
20 - 20.9 kHz
Microphone accessories
Microphone clip, bag / box
Minimum frequency
20 - 21 Hz
Pad switch
No
Polar pattern
Cardioid
Especially for
Electric guitar (amplifiers)
Stereo
No
Instrument microphone type
Stand mount
Interchangable capsules
No

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight
410 gr
Dimensions
21,5 x 9,5 x 8,0 cm

Product specifications

  • Earthworks SR25
  • small-diaphragm condenser microphone
  • polar pattern:
  • cardioid
  • frequency range: 20 Hz to 25 kHz
  • impedance: 65 Ohms
  • sensitivity: -40dBV/Pa
  • connector: 3-pin XLR
  • dimensions: 22 x 165mm
  • weight: 160g

Bax Music Warranty This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

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