Earthworks FlexWand FW730 7' High Definition Hypercardioid Microphone with Tripod Base, 30Hz-30kHz Frequency Response, 65 Ohms Output Impedence
SKU: EWFW730HCTPB
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About Earthworks FW730
The Earthworks FlexWand FW730 7' High Definition Hypercardioid Microphone with Tripod Base shall be a back-electret condenser type with a wide-range uniform frequency response of 30Hz to 30 kHz, +/- 2 dB at 1 ft. (0.30m). The microphone shall have an output level of 10 mV/Pa. The microphone shall be of a single capsule, single membrane design. The microphone shall have an impulse with the rise time no longer than 25 microseconds and total settling time, including the rise time, no longer than 120 microseconds.
The microphone shall have polar characteristics uniform in all planes to form a hypercardioid of revolution for FW730/HC. The microphone shall accept sound pressure levels up to 145dB producing no more than 3% THD and shall have strong RFI rejection. The microphone shall be terminated with a professional 3-pin male XLR connector with gold plated contacts and shall have no cables visible above the base-mounted XLR connector. The microphone system shall require 48V phantom power. The flexible microphone system shall be capable of positioning the microphone head from 1.5 ft. (0.45m) to 7 ft. (2.13m) above floor level. The total weight of the micro phone system with tripod base shall be 3.6 lbs. (1.63kg).
Earthworks FW730 Features
- Uniform frequency response on or off axis
- Near perfect polar response and the ability to reject sounds from the rear of the microphone, making it a perfect solution for choirs and vocal groups
- Large flex section near the center of the stand that couples the stand and the wand
- Mini-gooseneck between the end of the wand and the microphone head
- Substantial improvement in gain before feedback
- They will handle high sound pressure levels with high rejection of sounds to the rear of the microphone
- Ideal where bands or orchestras are placed in front of a choir, as the FlexWand will reject much of the sound of the band or orchestra
- The near perfect polar response of the FlexWand allows the use of fewer microphones on choir, with better sound quality, no spotlighting and incredible rejection of sounds from the rear of the microphone