SHM-1000XLR Unidirectional Dynamic Microphone

Name: SHM-1000XLR Unidirectional Dynamic Microphone
Brand: Ahuja
Price: 250 AED
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SHM-1000XLR Microphones are pressure transducers designed for rapid changes in pressure at low amplitudes.

Brand: Ahuja

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SHM-1000XLR Dynamic Microphone features :

Highly sensitive microphone picks up even weak sound from longer distance & wider area.
Suitable for Dramas, Stage shows, Group singing & Church choir. Smooth frequency response.
Supplied with quick detachable holder with 3-pin professional XLR connector & 10 mtrs. twin core shielded low noise cable.

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More about SHM-1000XLR Dynamic Microphone :

The highly sensitive microphone picks up even weak sound from a longer distance & wider area.
Suitable for Dramas, Stage shows, Group singing & Church choir. Smooth frequency response.
Supplied with a quickly detachable holder with 3-pin professional XLR connector & 10 meters. twin core shielded low noise cable

Microphone. A microphone is a device that captures audio by converting sound waves into an electrical signal. … Since dynamic microphones use a simple design, they are typically very durable and do not require electrical power. Condenser – Condenser microphones are commonly used for audio recording purposes.Jun 5, 2013

A device that converts sound waves into analogous electrical waves. Usually called a “mic” or “mike,” it contains a flexible diaphragm composed of film or foil that vibrates as it makes contact with the sound. The diaphragm movement modulates an electrical current by various methods. In a carbon mic, used in telephones for more than a hundred years, the diaphragm alters the pressure in carbon grains, changing its resistance.