AKG C214 Stereo Bundle

Bundle offer comprising

2x AKG C214

Professional large diaphragm microphone

1" Large diaphragm microphone with evaporated-gold dual diaphragm capsule based on the AKG Classic
Frequency range: 20 - 20000 Hz
Sensitivity: 20 mV / Pa
Preattenuation pad: 20 dB
Required phantom power: 12 - 52V
Connection: 3-pin XLR connector
Dimensions: 160 x Ø 55 mm
Weight: 280 g
Includes elastic microphone suspension holder, metal case and well-designed windshield
Suitable microphone mount: Article Nr. 124593 (not included)

Flyht Pro WP Safe Box 3 IP65

Transport Case

Waterproof, dustproof and airtight transport case with sturdy handle
Impact-resistant hard plastic housing
Material: Polypropylene (PP)
Rubber seal
Front valve for pressure equalisation
Fixed locking latch
Convoluted foam and die-cut foam cubes on the bottom
Can be used at temperatures from -25°C to +75°C
Protection class: IP-65
External dimensions (L x W x H): 330 x 280 x 120 mm
Internal dimensions (L x W x H): 298 x 218 x 95 mm
Weight: 1.7 kg
Suitable variable inlay: Article no. 480977 (not included)

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Available since March 2018
Item number 435509
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Tube No
Switchable Polar Pattern No
Omnidirectional No
Cardioid Yes
Figure-8 No
Low Cut Yes
Pad Yes
shockmount included Yes
USB Microphone No
Microphone Set For Guitars Yes
Microphone Set For Drums Yes
Microphone Set For Vocals & Speech Yes
Microphone Set For Wind Instruments Yes

10.690 kr

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Based on the classic AKG C414

Since its release in 1971, the AKG C414 has become an indispensable piece of equipment in recording studios and on the world's biggest stages. In response to this success, AKG developed the C214, a 1" large-diaphragm microphone conceived as an affordable alternative to the renowned C414. With a capsule that combines the legendary dual-capsule system of the C414 with AKG's back-plate technology, the C214 convincingly emulates the sonic character of its bigger brother. This stereo bundle includes two microphones for full stereo recordings, as well as pair of elasticated shock mounts, two matching windscreens and stand adapters, and an airtight travel case to put it all in.

AKG C214 large-diaphragm microphone in shock mount

High performance

The AKG C214 is a versatile condenser microphone based on the pressure gradient principle, allowing it to capture sound based on the difference in air pressure between two sides of its diaphragm. Its wide dynamic range of 143dB ensures a lifelike representation of transients, and the edge-terminated diaphragm delivers a neutral sound with well-resolved mids and excellent treble presence, so that even the finest nuances of an instrument or voice are captured. Additionally, the switchable low-cut filter (160Hz) together with the integrated capsule suspension effectively reduces mechanical noise in recordings. The robust case in this bundle is waterproof, dustproof, and airtight, so its contents couldn't be better protected. With its flexible foam inlay, it has plenty of space for all the gear in this bundle.

AKG C214 large-diaphragm microphone, capsule

Great sound at an affordable price

The AKG C214 is a professional large-diaphragm condenser microphone that has all the bases covered: A bright, clear sound, high-quality materials, and outstanding workmanship. Thanks to its excellent price-performance ratio, the C214 is by no means reserved exclusively for professional studio use, either: Musicians, vocalists, and home studio producers will also find the C214 an excellent microphone that is well suited to both a variety of instruments and a wide range of vocal styles. And the robust travel case in this bundle means that well-travelled musicians and engineers who use their mics in lots of different places can always be sure that their equipment is safe.

About AKG

AKG was founded in Vienna, in 1947, by Dr. Rudolf Goerike and Ernst Pless. After only a few months, the first AKG microphones were already being used for the first time in radio stations and theatres. AKG’s big breakthrough occurred during the early 1950s, due to specific and sophisticated innovations in their field. One example is the first large-diaphragm condenser microphone with remote-controlled, switchable polar pattern (D12) – the first client to acquire them was the BBC in London. AKG is today a world-renowned brand in many different fields. With countless high-class products in its range, such as the well-known C414, the name AKG has always been synonymous of quality and outstanding sound.

Very loud or very quiet?

A pair of AKG C214s makes truly excellent stereo recordings a reality, both in the studio and in live settings. The C214 has robust metal housing and dual-sided mesh grille, helping protect the internal electronics and capsule from damage, as well as reducing HF interference. Users can thus deploy the C214 stereo set with complete confidence in a variety of acoustic environments. Whether the order of the day is dynamic ensembles, loud guitar amps, or the delicate attack of an acoustic guitar, thanks to its maximum sound pressure level (SPL) of 156dB and outstanding dynamic range of 143dB, the C214 will handle both loud and quiet signals equally well.

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AKG C214 Stereo Bundle

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