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OUR PART #: 827A-17 MFR #: 827A-17
CAD Audio's Astatic 827A is a miniature electret condenser cardioid microphone, permanently attached to an ultra-slim gooseneck, with built-in circuitry for phantom powering ... Read more
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CAD Audio's Astatic 827A is a miniature electret condenser cardioid microphone, permanently attached to an ultra-slim gooseneck, with built-in circuitry for phantom powering. The 827A has a controlled low frequency roll off, smooth mid-range, and slightly peaked upper range to give a "natural" sound in all applications requiring voice reproduction. A superior and uniform unidirectional pattern minimizes feedback, reverberation, off-axis coloration, background noise and placement problems.
The 827A has an extremely durable satin black finish and comes with a 17" gooseneck. This unobtrusive gooseneck microphone, with a permanently charged diaphragm providing stability, long life and high impact strength, is ruggedly constructed to provide years of dependable service.
The 827A is supplied with a miniature windscreen to control wind noise and breath "pop" during close talk situation and an A3M connector at the equipment end of the gooseneck.
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This is an excellent balanced XLR Electret Mic. The gooseneck is slim/sexy (aesthetic) and completely flexible. I had to modify the internal circuitry by removing the audio transformer to increase the gain of a single mic input to the aviation radio I was using it with. The internal circuitry is designed to bias the electret capsule with 9-52VDC phantom power, so it was well suited to 12V aircraft power with little current draw. Sound quality is good in the somewhat noisy airborne environment.
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