Superlux PRA C1
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Superlux
PRA C1
Product Info
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Look, this Superlux PRA C1 is a genuine surprise. It's a budget-friendly workhorse that punches above its weight for live vocals, especially in louder environments where bleed is a problem. Great for beginner singers, karaoke, or basic podcasting where you need something reliable and affordable.
Product Description
- Superlux PRA C1
- Dynamic Vocal Microphone
- Polar pattern: Supercardioid
- Frequency range: 50-16000 Hz
- Impedance: 200 Ohm
- SPL: 140dB
- Sensitivity: -54 dBV / Pa (2 mV)
- Grey housing
- Dimensions: 53 x 180 mm
- Weight: 353 g
- Incl. microphone mount
PROS
- • Surprisingly robust zinc alloy housing feels solid for the price.
- • Supercardioid pattern effectively rejects stage bleed, a real plus.
- • Clear, intelligible vocal reproduction, handles moderate volume well.
- • Decent transient response for a budget dynamic – captures some detail.
CONS
- • Lacks the refined low-end response of higher-end vocal mics.
- • The 'grey housing' finish feels plasticky and basic.
- • Sensitivity is low, requiring more preamp gain than many.
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Key Features
Polar Pattern
Supercardioid
Frequency Range
50-16000 Hz
Sensitivity
-54 dBV / Pa (2 mV)
Impedance
200 Ohm
Connector
XLR
Weight
353 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SM58 has a warmer, more forgiving sound and a more robust feel, but the PRA C1's supercardioid pattern offers better isolation.
While usable, its limited frequency response and lower sensitivity make it better suited for vocals than detailed instrument recording. It'll work in a pinch though.
Yes, its lower sensitivity means you'll need more preamp gain to get a usable signal, so a decent preamp is recommended.
