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Compact and rugged design Unique double ribbon microphone transducer Hypercardioid polar pattern Extended frequency response Excellent transparency and transient response Warm and natural sound Applications: • Instrumental miking such as saxophone • Miking of drums (toms, hi-hat) • MS-stereophony with M 130 beyerdynamic is one of few microphone manufacturers world-wide that still produce ribbon microphones. A classic one is the M 160, a dynamic double ribbon microphone. Featuring a hypercardioid polar pattern with a noise attenuation of 25 dB at 110°, the M 160 is an outstanding microphone which is very effective for all types of remote and in-studio voice reproduction. In the recording studio, the M 160 is recommended for miking string instruments such as violins, violas, cellos and for pianos, saxophones as well as for hi-hat, and toms. The non-glare black surface of the M 160 and its small dimension allow the unobtrusive use in TV or film studios. In conjunction with the M 130 dynamic double ribbon microphone the M 160 is ideal for stereo recordings in MS technique. If you are looking at the Royer Ribbon mics like the R-121, R-122 or SF-1, SF-12 you should really take a look at this mic. You can buy two of these for less then one stereo Royer and have more flexability. Technical Specifications: Transducer type Dynamic Operating principle Pressure gradient Frequency response (distant miking) 40 - 18,000 Hz Polar pattern Hypercardioid Side attenuation > 25 dB at 110° Open circuit voltage at 1 kHz (0dB = 1V/Pa) 1.0 mV/Pa ? -60 dBV Nominal impedance 200 ? Load impedance ? 1000 ? Diaphragm Pure aluminium Case/finish Brass Connector 3-pin XLR male Length 156 mm Shaft diameter 23 mm Head diameter 38 mm Weight without cable 156 g 
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