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About this Superlux E524D X/Y Stereo Pencil Condenser Stereo Microphone
The Superlux E524D is an XY stereo microphone, with a pair of small-diaphragm (16mm) Cardioid electret capsules mounted in a fixed XY 90 array. The mic can be phantom powered (9-48V) or battery powered with single 1.5V AA. The microphones frequency response and max SPL do not change when operating via battery power. A single switch on the mic body turns on battery power. A blue LED flashes once at startup to indicate that power is present. The published frequency response graph shows a gradual roll off below 200Hz, and a smooth +5dB presence boost 8.5kHz. The high end rolls off above 13kHz.
The microphone is terminated with 5-pin XLR-M jack which converts to 2 x male XLR using the splitter cable provided.
Included in this mic pack:
- Superlux E524D X/Y Stereo Pencil Condenser Stereo Microphone
- 5 meter XLR5F to dual-XLR3M cable
- Plastic mic clip
- Tripod table stand
- Foam windscreen
- Leather storage pouch.
The Tech Features:
Brand:- Superlux
Model:- E524D
Pickup Patterns:- X/Y Stereo (4 mV/Pa; 20 - 20,000 Hz)
Capsule Diameter:- 16mm
Impedance:- 200 Ohms (Low)
Max SPL: 127 dB
Self-Noise:- 21.0 dB (A)
Weight:- 340g (11.99 oz.)
Length:- 215mm
Max Diameter:- 25mm
Interface:- 5 pin XLR male
Power Specifications:- Requires Phantom Power. Has battery compartment for 1 x 1.5v (AA).
Phantom Voltage:- 9-48v
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Punches well above it's weight
By: John on 9 December 2019For the price, the audio is actually quite nice. Perhaps a little light on the bottom end but good mid and bright top end. A tad quieter noise floor than my AT 822. The switch on mine seems a little dodgy - occasionally I switch it on and there's an extra 20db of noise that I didn't order but most of the time it's quite acceptable - particularly for the price. Outwardly, the build seems solid. Plastic box is overly large and the 5m cable is not terribly....um....supple. I put a couple video reviews up on youtube under quedecree.
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pleasantly surprised
By: Aidan Vogt on 25 November 2019Picked this unit up on sale to try as a live OH mic for a small church. Thru it up and immediately was impressed with what i was hearing. minimal EQ + dynamics require Would recommend
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Punches well above it's weight
By: John on 9 December 2019For the price, the audio is actually quite nice. Perhaps a little light on the bottom end but good mid and bright top end. A tad quieter noise floor than my AT 822. The switch on mine seems a little dodgy - occasionally I switch it on and there's an extra 20db of noise that I didn't order but most of the time it's quite acceptable - particularly for the price. Outwardly, the build seems solid. Plastic box is overly large and the 5m cable is not terribly....um....supple. I put a couple video reviews up on youtube under quedecree.
(4)
pleasantly surprised
By: Aidan Vogt on 25 November 2019Picked this unit up on sale to try as a live OH mic for a small church. Thru it up and immediately was impressed with what i was hearing. minimal EQ + dynamics require Would recommend
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