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The SE Electronics RNR1 active ribbon microphone, designed in collaboration with Rupert Neve, is ideal for demanding studio recordings. Its pressure-gradient dynamic capsule with a 2.5-micron aluminum ribbon delivers precise, natural sound capture, making it particularly well suited to vocals and acoustic instruments. Its figure-8 polar pattern provides excellent sound-source isolation while reducing ambient noise. This microphone is perfect for professionals seeking detailed audio quality in the studio, home studio, or advanced rehearsal sessions.
| Microphone type | Active ribbon microphone |
|---|---|
| Design | Designed by Rupert Neve and SE Electronics |
| Technology | Pressure-gradient dynamic microphone with active electronics |
| Ribbon | 2.5-micron aluminum |
| Polar pattern | Figure-8 |
| Frequency response | 20 Hz - 25 kHz |
| Sensitivity | -32 dB (1V/Pa ±1dB) |
| Equivalent noise level | 15 dB (A-weighted) |
| Output impedance | 200 Ohms balanced |
| Nominal load impedance | 1000 Ohms |
| Maximum SPL | >135 dB |
| Included accessories | Shock mount and carrying case |
Product: SE Electronics RNR1
SKU: 622951
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
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