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Cardioid polar pattern
125° pickup angle
Screw-on Capsule Module
Highly efficient windscreen


The cardioid is the most popular polar pattern since it can be used almost universally. The 125° pickup angle is especially suited for inexperienced or very "vivacious" talkers who often fail to talk directly into the microphone. The body is identical to that of the CK 32 and CK 33.
Suitable Discreet Acoustics modules: all GN gooseneck modules, HM 1000 hanging module.
The microphone shall be a screw-on cardioid capsule that mates with the AKG Discreet Acoustics Modular Series. The microphone shall accept phantom powering over the universal range from 9 to 52 volts dc. The response shall be flat on-axis from 150 Hz to 6 kHz (±2 dB), with a low frequency rolloff below 150 Hz that reaches –10 dB at 50 Hz, and response at 20 kHz that is no more than –4 dB, relative to the midband response. The microphone shall have a sensitivity no less than 20 mV/Pa (–34 dBV), and the total harmonic distortion (THD) at an operating acoustical level of 125 dB shall be no greater than 1%. The electrical impedance shall be no greater than 600 ohms. Electrical mating contacts for mounting the microphone shall be gold plated for positive, trouble free operation over long periods. The microphone shall be the AKG CK 31. Net/shipping weight: 5/88 g (0.17/3.1 oz.). 
 

 



Polar pattern
cardioid


Frequency range
50 to 20,000 Hz


Sensitivity
20 mV/Pa (-34 dBV) re 1 V/Pa


Max. SPL
125 dB (for 1 % THD)


Equivalent noise level
21 dB-A


Signal/noise ratio (A-weighted)
73 dB


Impedance
<=600 ohms


Recommended load impedance
>=2,000 ohms


Powering
<3 mA


Connector
Discreet Acoustics Modular standard


Finish
matte dark grey


Net weight
5 g (0.17 oz.)


Shipping weight
88 g (3.1 oz.)









User manual (PDF, 1,48 MB)


Service documentation (PDF, 76,67 KB)


Datasheet (US version) (PDF, 461,64 KB)


Brochure Discreet Acoustics (PDF, 1,06 MB)