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SE Electronics Z5600A MKII Valve Microphone
RRP £666.66 Save £150.83
£515.83 ex-VAT
In Stock
Includes 3-Year Warranty & 30-Day Exchange
Manufacturer's ID: Z5600a II
The Z5600a II is one of the most versatile mics on today’s market. With 9 graded steps through omni, cardioid and figure of eight patterns, 10dB pad and bass cut, the Z5600a II finds uses in a huge number of applications, from mic-ing a live drum kit, to overhead on a choir. Above all though, this excellent mic has won its praise on delivering superb vocal recordings, with natural warmth and incredible detail.
This beautiful mic, comes in a wooden presentation case, cradled in a full aluminium flight case with a large shock-mount and a brand new brushed Aluminium PSU with pattern switching and cables.
Specification
Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHzSensitivity: 14.1mV/Pa -37dB +/- 1dB (0dB = 1V/Pa 1000KHz)
Polar Pattern: Cardioid, Omni, Figure 8 and 6 intermediate stages, all selectable on AC Power Unit
Impedance: < 200 Ohms
Equivalent Noise Level: 15dB(A weighted)
Max SPL for 0.5% THD@1000Hz: 135dB
Power Requirement: PSU included
Connector: 8-Pin army connector
Shunning the common practise of western manufacturers re-branding cheap Chinese microphones, sE founder Siwei Zou designs and builds his own range of microphones which are now manufactured in his state-of-the-art facility in Shanghai, the ultra-modern face of new China. sE Electronics make only their own products, which means dedication to detail in every aspect of performance and styling without compromise.
All sE mic capsules are entirely built by hand. Even the chassis and flight cases are built in-house. In fact when you own an sE microphone you can be confident that every aspect of both the mic and its accessories has had the same unrivalled level of care and passion right throughout its design and manufacture. Even to the level that every single microphone that leaves the facility has undergone a personal listening test rather than simply being put through a machine - and it shows.
