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AKG D790 Dynamic Microphone Black

Description
The AKG D970 mic's integrated wind and popscreen prevents pop and breath noise as well as sibilance. With the AKG D790 microphone's voice pickup optimization, you'll hardly ever be be using your mixer's EQ. AKG protects the D970 microphone's transducer element from damage with a strong, die-cast body, a wire-mesh outer grill, and a shock-absorbing inner-steel mesh grill.



Features
- Dynamic stage microphone
- Wide frequency response
- Slightly boosted in the mid and high end
- Crisp sound ideal for woodwinds, horns, guitar amps, and backup vocals
- High speech intelligibility
- Frequency-independent cardioid characteristics for effective feedback suppression
- Doubleflex anti-vibration system
- High sensitivity (2.5 mV/Pa) resulting from use of high-energy neodymium-iron-boron magnet
- Lightweight, die-cast metal body with dark matte finish
- Spring-steel dent-resistant windscreen
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Specs
- Transducer type: Dynamic pressure gradient
- Frequency response: 60-20kHz (20-20kHz @ 2cm)
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Impedance: <600 ohms
Recommended load impedance: >2000 ohms - Output connector: XLR-M
- Sensitivity: 2.5 mV/Pa; -52dB (re 1 V/Pa)
- Sound pressure level for 1% (3%) THD: 147dB SPL (156dB SPL)
- Size: Maximum diameter: 2" (50mm) 7.1" length (180mm)
- *Net weight: 10.2 oz. (290g)
- Accessories included:
- SA44 Stand adapter
- Mic bag - blue nylon with rugged zipper
Reviews
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Good Quality!
submitted15 years ago
byTracy
fromLexington Park, MD
I needed extra mics for a youth band with our church, so budget was limited. These are working out great! Nice pick up and sound quality. The only down side is no on/off switch on the microphone, but I can overlook that for the price. Highly recommend this mic to anyone needing a decent product for a reasonable price.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS MIKE
submitted15 years ago
byStuart Snyder
fromNew York; Tokyo
I bought this mic new in 2004 at GC at W. 14 St. in New York when it cost about $120.00. I had the intention of purchasing a Shure SM-58. I tested the Shure with another mic that was about the same price (AT or Sennheiser I can't remember). These to mics were quite similar; the tonal differences were slightly different,however, but not enough to say one was better than the other. I asked staff member David Max (who unfortunately for us has since relocated) to recommend an alternative: for $20.00 more the AKG D790 won the prize! It blew away every other manufacturers' equivalent mic and--much to my surprise--mics that were two to three times the price!!! The AKG D790 feels nice when being held, is built, has a stronger/hotter, clearer, more dynamic signal than the other mics I tested and I felt it really made my voice (baritone/bass) sound much better than it actually does! If I were touring, the AKG D790 would be my first choice for a "premium" high-end affordable dynamic microphone. I would also try to get the entire band to use it. Given the special price that is presently being offered,
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