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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | | This Pressure Zone Microphone (also called a boundary mic) makes the most of the unique behavior of sound waves when they meet a flat surface. Picks up sound from entire room with great accuracy and prevents phase cancellation. Back to back, 2 of them make a fantastic stereo rig.Ideal for applications such as conferences, group discussions, interviews, home video production, lectures, and recordings. The mic can be placed on a large surface such as a table, floor, wall, or lectern. Powered by AAA battery. Comes with mini phone plug and plug adapters. | | | |
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| $232.00 | |
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| $129.99 | |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Okay for Speech Only Mar 22, 2008
These mics are made for speech purposes and not for instruments. Keep this in mind when ordering them.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
about average May 16, 2005
The price seems pretty low for a pair of PZMs, right? I'm sure these are adequate for recording a corporate affair or perhaps popping them on a stage for some extra ambience, but these are definitely the on the low end when it comes to recording music. Not that I'm complaining; these mics are extremely low priced and you get a pair! They do capture a good deal of high sizzle and are pretty good on drums (taped to the walls or floor even) but they do have quite a bit of self-noise. I haven't tried the upper-level crown PZMs but I would imagine they're slightly better in this respect. These require one AAA battery and are unbalanced whereas the higher end ones take phantom power from a mic pre and are balanced. If you want a very good quality PZM I would save up and try for one of the more expensive ones designed for recording.
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