AKG C1000s MKIV Bundle
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AKG
C1000s MKIV Bundle
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The AKG C1000s MKIV Bundle is a surprisingly capable setup for acoustic guitar and vocal recording on a budget. The switchable polar patterns offer flexibility for different room acoustics and mic placements, and the included stand makes it immediately usable. It's a great entry point for home recordists or songwriters needing a decent-sounding, portable solution.
Product Description
AKG C1000s MKIV Bundle
*Bundle offer comprising*, AKG C1000s MKIV
- *Condenser Microphone*
- Cardioid/ hyper cardioid (changeable with PPC)
- Operates with 48V phantom power or 2x 1.5 V AA battery
- Switch with battery LED
- Plug on HF shelf with PB-1000
- Frequency range: 50 Hz - 20 kHz
- Electric impedance: 200 Ohm
- Sensitivity: 6 mV/ Pa (-44 dBV)
- Max. SPL: 137 dB
- Diameter: 34 mm
- Length: 220 mm
- Weight: 275 g
- Colour: black
- Incl. transport bag
- wind shield and clamp
- K&M 27105
*Microphone stand Thomann Type I*, Plastic base, Height is adjustable from 900 to 1600 mm, Boom arm: 810 mm, Weight: 2.3 kg, Colour: Black
- • Cardioid/hypercardioid versatility expands recording options.
- • Lightweight mic body minimizes stand stress and handling noise.
- • Included K&M stand provides a stable, adjustable recording solution.
- • Battery operation grants portability for location recording.
- • Plastic microphone stand base feels a bit flimsy for heavier use.
- • Sensitivity is relatively low, requiring a decent preamp for best results.
- • MKIV's character leans bright; may need EQ for darker acoustic tones.
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