Welcome to Midwest Pro Sound and Lighting

AKG C2000B

Why the AKG C2000B?  Well, one of the basic rules of recording is that the quality of the recorded signal is determined by the weakest link in the signal chain. Today, any microphone needs to match the high quality of 24-bit recording media.  Enter the C2000B...a must have for your studio gear.

Because it needed to match high quality studio equipment, one of the most important requirements for the AKG C2000B was high sensitivity. This allows you to lay clean, noise-free tracks with no risk of noise levels from many individual tracks combining in the mix. Its high SPL capability makes the C2000B a highly versatile microphone that can be used even for extremely loud instruments.

The AKG C2000B will give perfect results for demo recordings, in the rehearsal room, as well as in the best recording studios.  Home studios and Pro studios alike will appreciate the quality and value of the AKG C2000B mic.

FEATURES:

• Ideal multitrack recording "workhorse" thanks to very low self noise
• Cardioid polar pattern for multiplicity of applications
• Exceptionally smooth frequency response

Specifications:

• Polar Pattern: cardioid
• Frequency range 30 to 20,000 Hz
• Sensitivity 20 mV/Pa (-34 dBV)
• Max. SPL140/150 dB (k=0,5%)
• Equivalent noise level (CCIR 468-3)30 dB
• Equivalent noise level 20 dB-A
• Signal/Rauschabstand (A-Bew.)74 dB
• Preattenuation pad 10 dB, switchable
• Bass filter 6 dB/octave below 500 Hz
• Impedance 200 ohms
• Recommended load impedance >1000 ohms
• Supply voltage 9 to 52 V phantom power to DIN 45596
• Current consumption <2 mA
• Connector 3-pin XLR
• Finish silver gray
• Dimensions 53 dia. x 159 mm / 2.1 dia. x 6.3"
• Net weight 325 g / 11.5 oz.
• Shipping weight 50 g / 2 lbs.
• Patent(s)
• Electrode for condenser transducers (Patent no. AT 385.386, US 4.790.021)
• Electrode support for condenser transducer (Patent no. AT 392.182, DE 4.021.661)
• Electroacoustical transducer (Patent no. US 6.510.231, AT 411.513)