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Sony ECM 674 condenser shotgun microphone

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Sony ECM 674 condenser shotgun microphone
Product no: S-ECM-674 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

If you're looking for the best possible audio quality, Sony's condenser microphones are worth looking into. This ECM-674 condenser shotgun microphone is a so-called electret (a hybrid of electric and magnetic) microphone. Whether you're using this microphone on location or in the studio, ultra-clear sound is guaranteed. Featuring a dynamic range of 107 dB, it registers even the smallest audio waves, making it the ideal companion for Sony's HDV, DVCAM and XDCAM camcorder series.

A wide range of options

The ECM-674 is remarkably energy-efficient, so your battery lasts for a particularly long time. As it is highly sensitive, the microphone is capable of registering your voice loud and clear even in the noisiest environments. Thanks to the flat-and-wide frequency response, the ECM674 produces a sound that is quite natural and warm, and with a weight of only 208 grams and a length of 26.8 cm, the Sony shotgun mic can easily be transported.

Two-way power supply and more

The ECM 674 is equipped with a two-way power supply. You can power the microphone by means of batteries or microphone power. The integrated low-cut filter switch enables you to prevent noise and other unwanted sounds from tainting your recordings. The ECM 674 is fitted with a detector that monitors the outgoing battery voltage and switches it off, as it were, when it drops below a certain level. This prevents the battery from leaking fluids, which could cause permanent damage to your microphone. You'll be able to enjoy your Sony ECM 674 for a long time to come!

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Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Minimum frequency	40 - 49 Hz
Maximum frequency	20 - 20.9 kHz
Maximum SPL	110 dB - 119 dB
Microphone sensitivity (dBV/PA)	-36
Microphone impedance	200-249 ohms
Length in mm	200 - 399
Energy source	phantom + battery

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	621.5 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	40,0 x 14,0 x 9,0 cm

Product specifications

condenser shotgun microphone
capsule type: mono electret condenser (electric and magnetic)
frequency response: 40 Hz to 20 kHz
sensitivity: -36 dB ±3 dB
output impedance at 1 kHz: 220 ohms
dynamic range: 107 dB or more, battery: 98 dB or more
signal/noise ratio: 77 dB or more (IEC179 A-weighted, 1 kHz, 1Pa.)
self-noise: 17 dB SPL or less
wind noise: 45 dB SPL or less (with windscreen), 50 dB SPL or less (without windscreen)
induction noise from external magnetic field: 0 dB SPL or less
max SPL: 124 dB, battery: 115 dB SPL
power supply: DC 40 or 52 V, battery: 1.5 V
dimensions: 20 x 268 mm
weight (battery not included): 185 grams
weight (battery included): 208 grams

Included accessories:

1x windscreen
1x microphone holder
1x microphone stand adapter
1x microphone cable
1x manual

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