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Behringer C-1U USB Condenser Microphone



 
Behringer C-1U USB Condenser Microphone
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Features
Manufacturer Behringer
Model Number C-1U
Description
 
Behringer C-1U USB Condenser Microphone
Studio Condenser Microphone with USB Audio Interface and software suite
Features
Professional large-diaphragm condenser microphone with built-in 48 kHz USB interface for unsurpassed audio quality

  • Gets phantom power directly from PC USB output

  • Comes with Audacity audio editor, Kristal audio engine, Podifier uploading software, and Juice and Podnova downloading software

  • Maximum SPL (sound pressure level) of 136 dB

  • Ideal as main and support microphone for studio and live applications

  • Exceptionally flat frequency response and ultra-high sound resolution

  • Cardioid pickup pattern for outstanding sound source separation and feedback rejection

  • Ultra low-noise transformerless FET input circuitry

  • LED indicates phantom power operation

  • Ultra-rugged construction with die-cast body

  • USB connector and swivel stand mount included


Recording and Podcasting Never Had It So Good!
The C-1U is a digital home recording or podcasting enthusiast's dream come true. This professional quality condenser microphone is identical to the acclaimed BEHRINGER C-1 mic with one awesome difference: it has a built-in USB interface so you can be ready to record faster than ever, and with minimal preparation and equipment. Just plug it into your computer and start recording!
What is a USB Condenser Microphone?
The primary type of microphone used in recording studios and radio stations, condenser microphones are the ideal choice for capturing vocals and acoustic instruments. Unlike a dynamic microphone, a condenser microphone collects sound from throughout an environment such as a room, rather than only picking up what's happening directly in front of it. It is capable of capturing much more detail with wider, flatter frequency response.
Trouble is, conventional condenser microphones aren’t made to interface with a computer — you have to provide a microphone preamplifier and an analog-to-USB interface.
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