Miniature Gooseneck: 905R

The
Astatic 905R is a line-cardioid, quick-mount, miniature
gooseneck condenser microphone designed for speech and vocal
pick-up. The line-cardioid polar pattern (LocusTM technology)
is engineered to attenuate unwanted sources outside of the
+/- 45 degree acceptance angle while effectively "zeroing-in"
on the desired speaker. Astatic's LocusTM technology provides
a significant improvement over other line-cardioid microphones
due to diaphragm size and low-noise electronics. The 905R
is appropriate for applications such as boardrooms, courtrooms,
house of worship and anywhere a gooseneck microphone with
optimal distance pick-up is needed. LocusTM technology allows
the installer to use the 905R in place of longer miniature-gooseneck
microphones without sacrificing performance. It is the perfect
solution for the user who prefers not to be distracted by
an obtrusive transducer. The 905R is a commercial-grade
microphone featuring an all-metal body. The 8mm steel memory-flex
gooseneck and ultra-quiet movement provide for worry-free,
life-long microphone operation. Special attention has been
taken to design the 905R with improved RF immunity to greatly
reduce susceptibility to radio interference from GSM based
cell phones, PDA/cell phones with walkie-talkie capability
and other similar devices. Features
Specifications:
Operating Principle: Condenser
Polar Pattern: Line-cardioid
Frequency Response: 70Hz -18KHz
Sensitivity: -30dBV (32mV) @ 1 Pa
Impedance 300 ohms
Maximum SPL: 126dB, 1% T.H.D., 1KHz
Self Noise: 18dBA
Power Requirements: P12, P24, P48, 2mA
Connector: 3-pin male XLR type
Polarity: Positive pressure on diaphragm corresponds to
positive voltage on pin 2 relative to pin 3.
Finish: Durable matte-black urethane
Dimensions: See drawing)
Net Weight [Mass]: 4.3oz [0.12Kg]
Packaged Weight [Mass]: 8.0oz [0.23Kg]
RF Immunity: Meets or exceeds EN55103-2, E1, E2, E3 and
E4
RoHS Compliant
†Specifications subject to change without notice.
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Polar Response |

Frequency Response |
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