Brauner Phanthera
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The Brauner Phanthera is a phantom-powered large-diaphragm solid-state cardioid microphone, made in Germany.
Solid-state, rather than valve, the large diaphragm Brauner Phanthera is a condenser microphone well suited to recording vocals - either sung or spoken. This is due to the cardioid pickup pattern of the Phanthera, which enhances the proximity effect when used at close range - so gently boosting the lower frequencies. It also makes the Brauner Phanthera a good choice for subduing the worst effects of toppy or over-sibilant sounds without using EQ.
The Brauner Phanthera delivers you a crisp, full sound with a good wide-ranging response on-axis and it's full of personality and presence - it can also handle high spls with ease. Since the Phanthera is solid-state it is able to run cooler and with less noise than its valve cousins in the Brauner range - and this also means that it costs you less.
Dirk Brauner set out to establish his expertise with the original, sought-after and award-winning VM1 - since then, he has tirelessly applied himself to creating and innovating in his journey to create the best microphones in the world - the Brauner Phanthera is another significant landmark.
Brauner Phanthera Overview:
- Equivalent Noise < 11 dB A (IEC651)
- Signal to Noise > 83 dB (1 Pa/1 kHz-Cardioid)
- Sensitivity 33 mV / Pa-Cardioid
- Pattern Cardioid Frequency Range 20 Hz - 22 kHz
- Maximum SPL 142 dB SPL @ 0,3 % THD
- Power Supply 48 V phantom power
| Short Description | World-class Solid-state large-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone offering an entirely new level of performance. |
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| Demo in Store | No |
| Manufacturer | Brauner |
| Microphone Type | No |
| Valve / Solid State | Solid State |
| Microphone Polarity | No |
| Phantom Power | No |
| Frequency Response | No |
| High Pass Filter | No |
| Output Impedance | No |
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