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M20U Large Diaphram Condenser Microphone

Cascade M20U - Large Diaphram Condenser Microphone

The Cascade M20u offers a new body stylegrill along with improved specifications and performance. The new 1.07" gold vapor-diaphragm makes the M20u a great studio microphone capable of excelling in many applications of recording tasks and environments. The M20u is great for recording vocals, acoustic guitars, drums, guitar cabinets, horns and percussion instruments.

The M20u employs a -10 dB pad and lo-cut filter switch. With it's smooth frequency response, trans-parency, and dynamic range, it's easy to see why the M20u is a valuable addition to a wide range of users.

M20U--$139.00

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Specifications:

Capsule: 1.07"/28mm 5µ edge connected, gold vapor-diaphragm

Construction: heavy duty machined brass with anodized finish

Polar Pattern: cardioid

Operating voltage: +48V Phantom Power

Electronics: New low-noise class A discrete Fet+Bi-Polar, transformer-coupled

Frequency range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz

Sensitivity: -38.5 dB (0 dB=1V/Pa)

Equivalent noise level: (A-Weighted per IEC 286-4) <15 dB

Maximum SPL for THD: <0.5% (1 kHz) 140 dB w/Pad

Switchable low frequency cut-off: -6 dB @ 100 Hz

Switchable pad: -10 dB

New improved suspension shockmount

Connector: 3-Pin male XLR

Weight: 525 grams/1.16 lbs.

Dimensions: 47x215mm / 2x8.6"

Includes:

M20u 1.07" LDC Microphone

Premium suspension shockmount

Padded vinyl storage pouch

Micro-fiber cleaning cloth

Suggested Uses:

Acoustic & Electric Guitars

Vocals

Horns

Strings

Banjo, Mandolin, Dobro

Drums (overhead,toms,kick)

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Owen Campbell performs Mountain Home for Rust Magazine using a pair of M20U's