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Introduction

Nearly 400 million square kilometers of our planet are covered with water

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Only 1% of the habitat water is explored

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About 1000 species underwater communicate in an acoustic way

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Listen to a new World

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Since 2005 Sonar Surround set the goal to make this unknown world audible in high-quality.

With new award-winning and patent registered techniques they were able to record the first

underwater surround recordings ever.

With the 15th of August 2010 Sonar Surround became a part of Ambient Recording GmbH. Since the

fusion, Ambient continuously developed new underwater products to be able to offer a complete

underwater workflow.

The ASF-1 MKII is completely designed and manufactured by Ambient Recording in response all the

requests for a professional-quality, yet affordable hydrophone designed specifically for use with

standard audio gear. The result is an extremely natural sounding, low noise underwater microphone.

»Crystal clear, low noise audio from infra- to ultrasound«

With the development of the Ambient "Sound Fish" we focused on high audio quality with best

handling. Therefore we designed a linear, low distortion microphone offering a linear frequency

response from 7Hz- 40kHz.

»Works with standard 48V Phantom power«

Following our idea to create an underwater microphone for professional sound recordists, we worked

hard to build a hydrophone which can be fed directly from standard 48V Phantom power. Thus, this

microphone works right out of the box with all professional audio gear using standard XLR connections.

No adapters are required!

»Waterproof up to 100m«

The ASF-1 MKII is machined out of high-quality aluminum-brass and can easily withstand the water

pressure of 100m depth. Additionally, sensors got encapsulated by a special polyurethane elastomer,

known for its long term resistance against seawater.

ASF-1 MKII