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A valve condenser microphone with cardioid polar pattern is designed for recording studios.
The big all-metal capsule of an original design and the matching valve amplifier with the trans-former output provide the rich natural sound with the low level of the microphone's own noise that brought MKL-220 popularity among the musicians.
The feeding device BP-100 is used to power the amplifier's anodic and filament circuits and for creation of polarizing voltage on the microphone capsule. The device works from the mains supply of di-rect and alternating current at the frequency of 50/60 Hz, 85-242 V.
Textured nickel or matt-black finish. Factory-matched stereo pairs are available.
It is recommended to use the shock mounts AM-50, AM-60/27 "Spider"
Requirements to acoustic parameters of stereo pairs:
- Their sensitivity at the frequency of 1000 Hz may vary no more than 2dB
- The difference between sensitivity at the frequency range must be no more than 3dB
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| Polar
pattern |
cardioid |
| Frequency response, Hz |
40-18000 |
| Free field sensitivity at the frequency of 1000 Hz, mV/PA , no less than |
6 |
| Output impedance, Îhm, no more than |
500±100 |
| Recommended Load, Îhm, no less than |
1000 |
| The level of the limited sound pressure within the frequency range 250-8000 Hz, dB, no less than |
120 |
| Power |
BP 100 |
| Connector |
XLR-5 |
| Temperature range, °Ñ |
+5/+45 |
| Dimensions of, mm |
Æ 52x150 max |
| Weight, kg |
0,3 |
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