Saramonic Vmic Mini

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Saramonic Vmic Mini

Do you need something to stream or record high-quality sound? The Saramonic Capacitor (electret) microphone is the perfect thing. To achieve the quality of sound your soul is yearning for from your new microphone, be careful to choose the correct directional characteristic. The microphone is designed to capture sound coming from one direction. Sounds coming from anywhere else will be suppressed. The microphone is meant to be attached to the hot shoe of your camera. This feature means you don't need to use a free hand or stand. The pickup sensitivity of this microphone is around -35 dB. In this regard, greater numbers equal a greater sensitivity. After you put the microphone where you want it, all you need to do is connect it with 3,5mm Jack . Thanks to this professional microphone from Saramonic Vmic Mini, the quality of your recordings will be obviously better.
Saramonic Vmic Mini Microphone Key Features
- Microphone records sounds with professional-grade quality
- The design of this condenser Microphone is perfect for studio purposes
- Microphone captures sound in the direction it is aimed while suppressing background noise
- Microphone attaches to the hot shoe of a camera
- Saramonic microphone equipment: protection against wind
- Works reliably with a frequency range of 75 to 20000 Hz
- Microphone connects to the recording device via 3,5mm Jack


Additional Features of the Microphone by Saramonic
The microphone is able to record frequencies between 75 to 20000 Hz. If you want to connect this microphone to an amp, you should be aware of the impedance value of 200 Ohm. The noise of the wind will not irk you. An effective cover that eliminates this phenomenon, is included. If you have little room, you'll love its dimensions of 117 × 62 × 19 mm. The weight of this particular microphone is 69 g.
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| Code: | SAR02b |
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