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SM81

    SM81

    SM81 Micrófono de condensador de instrumento

    SKU: SM81-LC

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    Micrófono de instrumento de condensador cardioide de amplia respuesta en frecuencia y bajo ruido propio. Ofrece una curva de respuesta plana, ruido bajo, nivel alto de salida sin saturar, baja distorsión bajo un gran rango de impedancias de carga y baja susceptibilidad a inferencias de RF.

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