The document provides information about the Earthworks TC30K omnidirectional microphone, including its technical specifications and care instructions. It describes the microphone as having a linear frequency response from 9Hz to 30kHz, fast impulse response, very low handling noise, and ability to handle sound pressure levels up to 150dB. The summary also notes that each microphone is delivered with its own calibration chart showing its individually measured frequency response curve.
The document provides information about the Earthworks TC30K omnidirectional microphone, including its technical specifications and care instructions. It describes the microphone as having a linear frequency response from 9Hz to 30kHz, fast impulse response, very low handling noise, and ability to handle sound pressure levels up to 150dB. The summary also notes that each microphone is delivered with its own calibration chart showing its individually measured frequency response curve.
The document provides information about the Earthworks TC30K omnidirectional microphone, including its technical specifications and care instructions. It describes the microphone as having a linear frequency response from 9Hz to 30kHz, fast impulse response, very low handling noise, and ability to handle sound pressure levels up to 150dB. The summary also notes that each microphone is delivered with its own calibration chart showing its individually measured frequency response curve.
The document provides information about the Earthworks TC30K omnidirectional microphone, including its technical specifications and care instructions. It describes the microphone as having a linear frequency response from 9Hz to 30kHz, fast impulse response, very low handling noise, and ability to handle sound pressure levels up to 150dB. The summary also notes that each microphone is delivered with its own calibration chart showing its individually measured frequency response curve.
TC30K microphone please contact us: Earthworks, Inc. e-mail: [email protected] 37 Wilton Rd. TC30K Omnidirectional Microphone phone: 1-603-654-6427 (9a.m. – 5p.m. ET) Milford, NH 03055 USA Phone: 1-603-654-6427 Owner’s Manual For warranty and product return/exchange Fax: 1-603-654-6107 information please refer to the back of the http://www.EarthworksAudio.com enclosed Calibration Chart.
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recording rehearsals and performances. It has Description no handling noise, no proximity effect, and is Earthworks TC30K is an omnidirectional very forgiving in terms of placement. (pressure) prepolarized condenser microphone This microphone has no removable parts. directly coupled to a dedicated wideband, low output impedance preamplifier. The TC30K Care of Microphones requires a standard 48V phantom power supply. Earthworks TC30K microphone is a Fig. 1. XLR Output Connector Assignment of TC30K It features a linear free-field frequency response precision instrument designed and built to from 9Hz to 30kHz (Fig. 2), fast impulse provide years of top performance. Following response (Fig. 3), very low handling noise, uni- these simple rules will help to protect your form polar pattern, and very high SPL handling investment in the TC30K: capabilities. It exhibits no proximity effect. • Avoid touching the front protective screen. Each microphone is delivered with its own • Never attempt to disassemble the calibration chart providing the individually microphone – it cannot be opened. measured frequency response curve. A • Avoid extreme heat and condensing mounting clip is included with the microphone. humidity. Allow the microphone to warm up Fig. 2. Frequency Response (Typical) of TC30K in the case when bringing it in from the cold Applications weather. Rough handling may damage the Earthworks TC30K is easy to operate. microphone even if no visible marks are left. Connect the microphone to a microphone • When not in use keep the TC30K in its case preamplifier supplying 48V phantom power using a standard XLR microphone cable. Please Specifications allow up to one minute for the microphone to settle. Frequency response: 9Hz to 30kHz +1/-3dB Plugging in the microphone “hot” (phantom Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional (Fig. 4) power already present at the input) will not Sensitivity: 8mV/Pa (Typical) damage the microphone, and is actually Power Requirements: 48V Phantom, 10mA Fig. 3. Impulse Response (Typical) of TC30K preferred for faster settling. It is normal for any Peak Acoustic Input: 150dB SPL phantom powered mic to “pop” when plugged Output: XLR (Fig. 1) in or powered up. Make sure to mute the signal to speakers or headphones when phantom Output Impedance: 100Ω, balanced power is first applied. (50Ω ea. pin 2 & 3) The TC30K is an excellent general-purpose Minimum Load: 600Ω btw. pins 2 & 3 omni. It is an ideal choice for close-miking Noise: 27dBA equivalent louder sources like guitar, bass, piano, horns, Dimensions L x D 229 x 22 mm and percussion. The TC30K is very popular for (9 x .860 in.) drum overheads. It is incredibly clean and Weight: 225g (.5lb) distortion-free up to 150dB SPL while Fig. 4. Polar Response (Typical) of TC30K, 1dB/div. simultaneously capturing subtle details. Its fast, Compliant clean impulse performance yields remarkably Specifications are subject to change without transparent sound. The TC30K is an excellent notice. room mic for ambiance in the studio and for
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