Teegarden Audio PPC 125 Pure Path Condenser Microphone Pair - Black

Teegarden Audio PPC 125 Pure Path Condenser Microphone Pair - Black

$950.00
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Teegarden Audio PPC 125 Pure Path Condenser Microphone Pair - Black

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Teegarden Audio PPC 125 Pure Path Condenser Microphone Pair - Black

MFR# TAMC20193125

Rugged transformer-less cardioid medium diaphragm condenser microphone featuring a wide, smooth frequency response providing a natural, accurate sound quality - matched pair

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Product Description

The Teegarden Audio PPC 125 Pure Path Condenser Microphone is a rugged transformer-less cardioid condenser microphone for professional and semi-professional recording, and live sound reinforcement. The PPC 125 has a wide smooth frequency response which gives it a natural sound. It preserves the delicate timbre of acoustic instruments, yet it can handle high sound pressure levels up to 140 dB. Self-noise is very low permitting clean, low-noise recordings. The PPC 125 has a 25 mm capsule which is larger than a typical microphone in this class. The larger capsule provides, lower noise, higher sensitivity, and extended low-end similar to a large-diaphragm vocal microphone.

PURE PATH CONDENSER TECHNOLOGY

PPC technology provides the cleanest path between the acoustic world and the input to your pre-amp by minimizing the components in the signal path and maximizing the quality of the components. The idea is to capture the true timbre of the instrument without coloration or distortion. Teegarden believe the transducer (capsule) and acoustic design of the microphone housing should be the only components that define the sound of the microphone. The producer and recording engineer then have the opportunity to craft the tone spectrum that best fits their project.