Shure TwinPlex TL46 and TH53

The result is a range of subminiature microphones that maximize capsule surface area while reducing size and providing exceptional audio performance. In addition to their effect on the frequency response, the caps serve another important function: they have a hydrophobic coating that repels sweat an...

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Published in:The Mix (Berkeley, Calif.) Calif.), 2019-06, Vol.43 (6), p.48-49
Main Author: La Cerra, Steve
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Frequency response
Microphones
Moisture resistance
Noise
Product reviews
Sound
Sweat
Theater
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Summary:The result is a range of subminiature microphones that maximize capsule surface area while reducing size and providing exceptional audio performance. In addition to their effect on the frequency response, the caps serve another important function: they have a hydrophobic coating that repels sweat and moisture, providing longer "sweat out" time (sweat resistance) than an uncoated cap. Capsule self-noise was never evident in quiet applications, and both microphones demonstrated the ability to handle a wide dynamic range.
ISSN:0164-9957