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Care and Handling

The Proscenium is a precision instrument. It should be treated carefully to ensure reliable results during each session. To protect your

Proscenium microphone, keep a few simple precautions in mind to ensure long term performance:

1. The Proscenium should be stored in its protective case when it is not in use. Leaving the microphone lying around will expose the

ribbon element to dust and other airborne particles that can adhere to the inner assembly and decrease performance. This advice

stands for all high quality studio microphones!

2. Never blow into any microphone to test it. We know you are already aware of this rule. Inform set-up crew, gaffers, vocalists, other

performers, and visitors, before tracking.

3. When setting up the Proscenium, maintain a reasonable distance from fluorescent lights, power transformers, and other strong

electromagnetic sources to avoid hum.

4. This is a full size microphone that weighs 1.35 lbs/ .61 Kg. Use a secure mount and stand and a good quality balanced, shielded XLR

connecting cable.

Technical Specifications

Transducer Type – Velocity Ribbon

Housing Material – Stainless Steel

Characteristic Z @ 1Khz – 200 Ohms

Typical Load Z – 1000 Ohms

Polar Pattern – Figure 8, symmetrical

Frequency Range – 30 Hz – 15,000 Hz

Maximum SPL – 126 dB

Sensitivity – -50 dB @ 1 Khz

Weight – 1.35 lbs / .61 Kg

Dimensions – 6" H, 2" W,

Pin 2

High

"It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would make no sense; it would be without meaning, as if you described

a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure."

-Albert Einstein

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