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Behringer ECM8000 Measurement Microphone
Ultra linear measuring tool for analyzing rooms, sound sources, etc. 20 Hz to 30 kHz frequency resonse. For use with Ultra-Curve RTA.
Because this item is used at your mouth or ear, it cannot be returned once opened due to health reasons. details
Description
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The quality of a job ultimately depends on the quality of the used tools. For such a critical task as the measurement of the frequency response, only absolutely reliable tools can be used. With Behringer's ECM8000 they give you the possibility to achieve this.
The ECM8000 can be used with nearly any Real-Time Analyzer that provides a phantom power within +15 V to +48 V. Due to the ultra-linear frequency response of the microphone, the analyzer only gets the signal that is in the room.
Rely on your ears and on the ECM8000.
Features
Sophisticated electret condenser measurement microphone
Ultra-linear frequency response for absolute measurement-precision
Evenly weighted, true omnidirectional pattern
Phantom powered +15V to +48V
Rugged construction and sleek, modern design
Low Noise XLR output with gold-plated contacts
Perfect in combination with our Ultra-Curve DSP8000
Applications
For checking the frequency response characteristics of studio control monitors, PAs, and similar
Automated room measurements in combination with the Ultra-Curve DSP8000
As a or room-microphone for recording
Impedance: 600 Ohms
Sensitivity: - 60 dB
Bandwidth: 15 Hz to 20 kHz
Connector: gold-plated XLR
Phantom power: +15 V to +48 V
Weight: 120 g, approximately
The ECM8000 can be used with nearly any Real-Time Analyzer that provides a phantom power within +15 V to +48 V. Due to the ultra-linear frequency response of the microphone, the analyzer only gets the signal that is in the room.
Rely on your ears and on the ECM8000.
Features
Sophisticated electret condenser measurement microphone
Ultra-linear frequency response for absolute measurement-precision
Evenly weighted, true omnidirectional pattern
Phantom powered +15V to +48V
Rugged construction and sleek, modern design
Low Noise XLR output with gold-plated contacts
Perfect in combination with our Ultra-Curve DSP8000
Applications
For checking the frequency response characteristics of studio control monitors, PAs, and similar
Automated room measurements in combination with the Ultra-Curve DSP8000
As a or room-microphone for recording
Technical Info
Type: electret condenser, omni-directionalImpedance: 600 Ohms
Sensitivity: - 60 dB
Bandwidth: 15 Hz to 20 kHz
Connector: gold-plated XLR
Phantom power: +15 V to +48 V
Weight: 120 g, approximately
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Behringer ECM8000 Measurement Microphone Reviews
9 out of 10
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"Do not pass this opportunity up."
Feature:
Great sound.
Quality:
Small size makes it very unobtrusive.
Value:
it is a bargain at this price.
Desirability:
As an engineer it makes my job easy. Put it in place and hit record.
Sound:
Even if this mic twice the money it is a bargain. Everyone needs some onmi mics in their mic kit, and these are tremendous. I have used a pair of these micing grand pianos and they are super. Depending upon how bright your piano is, a little less at 12-15K might be needed, but the naturalness of pianos comes shining through. I just finished a famale vocalist with piano accompiment and people and the customer were shocked at the results. If you know what you are doing Behringer makes achieving great sound wihtin the reach of anyone with a few bucks. Highly recommended. At this price it is a no brainer. Jim Tavegia atlantaaudiorecording.com
Overall:
I will always keep 4 of these in my mic kit. I already owned three and this weill give me 4 to do any stereo project i want.
Great sound.
Quality:
Small size makes it very unobtrusive.
Value:
it is a bargain at this price.
Desirability:
As an engineer it makes my job easy. Put it in place and hit record.
Sound:
Even if this mic twice the money it is a bargain. Everyone needs some onmi mics in their mic kit, and these are tremendous. I have used a pair of these micing grand pianos and they are super. Depending upon how bright your piano is, a little less at 12-15K might be needed, but the naturalness of pianos comes shining through. I just finished a famale vocalist with piano accompiment and people and the customer were shocked at the results. If you know what you are doing Behringer makes achieving great sound wihtin the reach of anyone with a few bucks. Highly recommended. At this price it is a no brainer. Jim Tavegia atlantaaudiorecording.com
Overall:
I will always keep 4 of these in my mic kit. I already owned three and this weill give me 4 to do any stereo project i want.
Submitted: 11/18/2004
Style of Music: Soloist, Piano, Choir, Rock Bands
9 out of 10
"Great for the money. Pretty close to Earthworks calibration mics that cost 6x as much."
Quality:
Pretty good and rugged. Just put a piece of tape over the Behringer logo and you're good to go.
Value:
For those looking for a cheap calibration mic without spending $2k, this is unbeatable.
Desirability:
If you need a calibration mic, it's awesome. If you want to record with this microphone, you're a moron.
Sound:
Pretty accurate despite the Behringer name. Close to an Earthworks at 1/6th the cost.
Ease of Use:
Calibration mic. No more. No less.
Support:
Good. No issues.
Overall:
Great for the money. Pretty close to Earthworks calibration mics that cost 6x as much. Very useful if you want to tape down some measurement mics in the audience for a live show and don't want to cry if an audience member opts for a five finger discount on one. It can't handle the max SPL of earthworks or other high end options, but for most people its range is more than enough.
Pretty good and rugged. Just put a piece of tape over the Behringer logo and you're good to go.
Value:
For those looking for a cheap calibration mic without spending $2k, this is unbeatable.
Desirability:
If you need a calibration mic, it's awesome. If you want to record with this microphone, you're a moron.
Sound:
Pretty accurate despite the Behringer name. Close to an Earthworks at 1/6th the cost.
Ease of Use:
Calibration mic. No more. No less.
Support:
Good. No issues.
Overall:
Great for the money. Pretty close to Earthworks calibration mics that cost 6x as much. Very useful if you want to tape down some measurement mics in the audience for a live show and don't want to cry if an audience member opts for a five finger discount on one. It can't handle the max SPL of earthworks or other high end options, but for most people its range is more than enough.
Submitted: 03/05/2009
Style of Music: Rock
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