HEIL PR-40 DYN STUDIO MIC LGE.DIAM CHAMPAGNE

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Compared to the more expensive Electro-Voice RE-20, the PR-40 has a better sound 'out of the box' and doesn't have the muddy sound that many report with the RE-20.

The Heil PR 40 is the chosen microphone of satellite radio stations, major league sports announcers, and broadcast talent and engineers across the world. Only the SM58 lacks something, but you can hammer nails with it, great for remotes and play by play. I'm running it through a Focusrite Scarlett Solo and it needs the gain up near max if you don't want to be kissing the thing while you talk. I’ve also recorded some spoken word stuff I was doing, and as you might guess, it really excels there too. Eric was named the 2016 Biology Teacher of Year by the New Jersey Biology Teachers Association and is currently pursuing an EdD in Leadership in Digital Transformation in Educational Technology.There were some reviews that mentioned its effectiveness with instruments; namely Bass, Didgeridoo, and Kick Drums. Doubling the distance from both mics evened the score, although the PR 40 still produced a touch more low-end size. The PR40 diaphragm is shock mounted such that it is completely de-coupled from the anodized Champagne matte-finished steel body.

Limited 3-Year Warranty Heil Sound PRSM Shock Mount (Champagne) Limited Warranty: 1-Year Parts; 90-Days Labor Auray BA-2EN Two-Section Broadcast Arm Heavy Duty C-Clamp Mount Surface Mount Limited 1-Year Warranty Kopul Studio Elite 4000 Series XLR M to XLR F Microphone Cable – 10′ (3. The main draw of this microphone is that it is designed to record only the sound that is closest to it while rejecting everything else. First of all, it’s worth mentioning, as a former radio presenter and producer, not to mention active voice over artist, I’m no stranger to condenser microphones.

He's since been involved in the design of communications microphones, so he has a lot of expertise when it comes to designing mics with precise pattern‑control. Streaming - Delivering professional-quality sound and featuring a sleek appearance, the PR 40 is built to enhance your YouTube streaming product. The Heil PR40 microphone boasts the widest frequency range of any dynamic mic in the Heil PR series. Any noise you hear is likely to be from your preamp, as the mic does require a fair amount of gain; 40 dB or so did the trick for me. At another studio, I used a PreSonus M80 mic preamp and around 20 dB of gain to obtain a good level into Pro Tools|HD at 24-bit/96 kHz.