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Advanced Audio CM414
The CM414 is a large dual-diaphragm, 3-pattern fet microphone based on the design and specifications of AKG’s famous C414. The CM414 response is very smooth up to 8kHz, then rises to about 4dB at 15kHz, adding an “airy” quality to the sound.
Capsule
The Advanced Audio CM414 features a 34mm capsule with 6-micron-thick German mylar diaphragms. This capsule is very accurate and has a smooth frequency response that matches within 2 dB the response of the capsules used in the AKCG C12 and early AKG C414 microphones. It is the same capsule used in our popular CM12.
Circuit
The CM414 uses a two-stage Class A fet circuit similar to the one found in the original AKG C414. The fet is buffered by a discrete transistor before being coupled into the output transformer, a strategy superior to the single-fet method used in the Neumann U87.
The CM414 has a -10dB pad, a low-frequency roll-off switch, and 3-way pattern switch on the body.
Who is using AA microphones? Read more>>
Specifications:
You may also wish to add the upgraded shock mount (Z3-47fet/414) to your order for an additional €65.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions - Let us help you capture your sound signature in its fullest detail.
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Advanced Audio CM414
The CM414 is a large dual-diaphragm, 3-pattern fet microphone based on the design and specifications of AKG’s famous C414. The CM414 response is very smooth up to 8kHz, then rises to about 4dB at 15kHz, adding an “airy” quality to the sound.
Capsule
The Advanced Audio CM414 features a 34mm capsule with 6-micron-thick German mylar diaphragms. This capsule is very accurate and has a smooth frequency response that matches within 2 dB the response of the capsules used in the AKCG C12 and early AKG C414 microphones. It is the same capsule used in our popular CM12.
Circuit
The CM414 uses a two-stage Class A fet circuit similar to the one found in the original AKG C414. The fet is buffered by a discrete transistor before being coupled into the output transformer, a strategy superior to the single-fet method used in the Neumann U87.
The CM414 has a -10dB pad, a low-frequency roll-off switch, and 3-way pattern switch on the body.
Who is using AA microphones? Read more>>
Specifications:
You may also wish to add the upgraded shock mount (Z3-47fet/414) to your order for an additional €65.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions - Let us help you capture your sound signature in its fullest detail.
AKG, AKG C414, C414 clone, mic inspired by AKG C414, affordable mic, AKG C414 inspired, AKG C414 clone
