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Product Description
The Thuresson CM402 is an unusual large-diaphragm multi-pattern FET condenser microphone built by hand by the designer, Jörgen Thuresson, in Sweden. The microphone features a unique physical design in which the capsule and amplifier electronics together float within a metal-mesh cylinder that is surrounded by an exoskeletal cage. This approach minimizes the number of reflective surfaces near the capsule, thereby reducing sonic coloration. As such, the mic's response is "accurate" rather than "colored".
The amplifier circuit is a low-noise design rated at 7 dBA. Its output impedance is a very low 20 ohms. The capsule is an edge-terminated design built by Thuresson. It has dual diaphragms, and supports nine pickup patterns via the rotary switch on the underside of the microphone.
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