EK-23027-P16

Microphones

The EK-23027-P16 is a compact and lightweight condenser microphone that provides excellent sonic performance for recording, broadcasting and live reinforcement applications. It is constructed of high-grade components and is designed to withstand a wide range of environmental conditions.

Application Field

The EK-23027-P16 is primarily designed for speech and vocal applications, such as recording vocals, dialogs and lectures. Its small-size and weight make it suitable for hand-held and camera-mounted applications. It is also ideal for use in environments where space is limited, such as meetings, conferences and churches.

It is also well suited for capturing natural instruments and ensembles with high fidelity. Its low-noise circuitry makes it perfect for capturing subtle nuances in string instrument performances and acoustic ensembles.

Working Principle

The EK-23027-P16 is a condenser microphone, which means it works on the principle of capacitance. The diaphragm acts like one plate of a capacitor, and when sound waves strike the diaphragm, it vibrates and affects the distance between it and the other plate. This variation in capacitance is then converted into electrical signals by the circuit in the microphone.

The EK-23027-P16 is a balanced-output microphone, which means the output signal is balanced between the two wires in the microphone cable. This helps to eliminate noise and hum from the signal and ensures a clean and clear sound when recorded, broadcast or amplified.

The EK-23027-P16 is also a low-impedance microphone, which means the impedance of the microphone is low compared to other types of microphones. This helps to reduce interference and maximize the signal-to-noise ratio.

Sound Quality

The EK-23027-P16 provides excellent sound quality with high-resolution, low-noise and high-sensitivity. It has a wide frequency response, from 20Hz to 20kHz, for capturing every nuance of sound. The frequency response is especially impressive for a condenser microphone of this size and price.

The response curve is also designed for acoustic isolation, which means it will reject off-axis sounds for improved clarity and accuracy. This is very useful in recording applications where bleed from other sources can distort the sound.