AKG Sound Grabber II Bedienungsanleitung

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5.90"

(15

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PRESSURE ZONE

MICROPHONE

®

SOUND GRABBERII

he Sound Grabber IIis an ateupdd

version of the original Sound Grabber.

It utilis the same Pressure Zzeone

Micreophon

®

technoly in ich sound ogwh

waves reinforce themselves in the area

nearest a at rface, usuaflsully referred to as

the boundary.

Top recording engineers all er the ovworld

are using professial versis of the onon

A K G / C r o w n PZM (Pressure Zone

Micre) to ire the ophonmpovquality of their

recordi. Thngse Sound Grabber II is one

version of that technoly, desied to moggneet

the needs of the home or iness rebuscordist

and bring thbenets of e PZM technoly og

within the rch of many eamore people.

Because of this new technoly, Sound og

Grabber II offers u the y foyooppounrtitr

vast irement in the ampovqulity of your re-

cordi. The Sngsound Grabber II will pick up

sounds at distances you never tt houghpos-

Fig. 1

Hie ng

(3)

Grab Cover

Here and Lift

Mic Holder

-

Battery

+

(2)

Grab

Tab

Specifications

Frequency response (typical): 50 Hz to 16 kHz (see

Fig. 3).

Polar pattern: Hemispherical (half-omni) on a large

surface.

Iedampnce: 1600 ohms, alaunbnced.

Sensitivity: 20 mV/Pa* (-54 fBV/Pa).

Power sensitivity: –42 dBm.

Cable: 10 ft wooith mini e pl, 1/4" phonugphone plug

and micro phone plug adapters.

sible and it will pick them up with a clarity

Power: One 1.5V AAA alkaline battery.

that other micres, becaophonuse of the limi-

tations of their constrtiucon, sily campnnot

mat.ch

The Sound Grabber does IInot need to fol-

(1) Remove Boundary “Paddle”

Using the Sound Grabber II

Conferences Recording

Dimensonsi: See Fig. 4.

* 1 pascal = 10 dynes/cm

2

= 10 micraobrs = 94 dB SPL.

low the actionnc, sie it has a wide-angle

pip packuttern. So lg as the mic son“ees”

the sound, in atever dwhirecon or atingle, it

will pick it up cly; it es t nearldonoeed to be

between you and the other person. Speakers

or vocalists can move ly ard thfreeoune

Sound Grabber wIIithout their te aonqulity

changngi.

For your grtest enjoyment of the Seaound

Place the Sound Grabber IIat on the con-fl

ference table somewhere near the center of

the table. One micre should be able tophono

pick up grs of twelve or less at distaoupnces

up to 20'. Larger grs may reoupquire addi-

tional mics depending on the distances in-

volved. See Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

+15

+10

+5

dB 0

–5

–10

–15

–20

–25

–30

–35

Frequency Response

Grabber II, we urge you to rd these in-ea

strtiucons trly so hooughyou can be familiar

with this new technoly.og

Ing the Batterynstalli

The Sound Grabber II is ered wpowith an

alkaline 1.5 lt A bavoAAttery. One is fur-

nied wshith the micre, t it must bophonbue

iensrted into the micre.ophon

Your battery will supply the needed power

for the micre for at lst six wophoneaeeks

and possibly much ler.ong

To itall the bansttery open the cover (see Fig.

1) and iert the nsAAA battery. Plse makeea

the correct orientation.

ALTERNATE PLACEMENT

ON WALL

SOUND GRABBER

ON TABLE

The Sound Grabber I should I not be cov-

ered with papers or books, as this could

make the sound muffled.

20 0 1K 10

Frequency in Hz

Fig. 4

3." 409

(8.7 CM)

3." 129

(7.9 CM)

." 732

(1.86 ) cm

1020K K

." 607

(1.5 ) cm

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