M1
Primary use:
Type:
Polar patterns:
Common name: Myburgh M1
Production Status: In production
The M1 is a condenser valve microphone created by audio designers Andreas Grosser and Eckehard Dux and Andrew Myburgh. The M1 features a Mylar M7 capsule made by Siegfried Thiersch and a Russian military grade long life tube. The M1 has two custom built Pikatron transformers, one in the microphone and one in the power supply. The microphone has a very low noise floor, and handles high SPL comfortably. The M1 has four selectable polar patterns: omnidirectional, cardioid, fugue of eight and 100% cardioid. The microphone includes power supply, 7 m (23ft) Mogami Neglex 3172 cable, Custom box, waterproof case and a swivel pouch.
Electrical Characteristics
Frequency Response
20Hz - 20 kHz
Output Sensitivity
mV/Pa
Max SPL
Max SPL, THD:
Self Noise (CCIR)
dB
Self Noise (DIN/IEC)
dB-A
Output Impedance
200Ω
Recommended Load
Powering
Proprietary unit
Supply Current
mA
Alternative Powering
Tube Model
Unknown Type
Switchable Options
Pad
Filter/EQ
Physical Characteristics
Connector
6-pin
Connector notes
Available Colours
Weight
600 g
Length
225 mm
Min diameter width
Max diameter
Depth
Accessories
Included
Power supply, 7 m (23ft) Mogami Neglex 3172 cable, Custom box, waterproof case and swivel pouch.
Optional