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Lightweight, Dual Ear Headworn Vocal Mic for Presentation.
The HT5 condenser vocal microphone has a uniformly controlled omnidirectional polar pattern and is designed to capture vocals from a comfortable distance of 2″-3″ off-axis. With a wide frequency range of 20 Hz – 20 kHz, this mic will handle high SPLs of ≥140 dB without distortion. The HT5 headset condenser microphone has excellent sonic characteristics, intelligibility, and high sensitivity.
The HT5 is easy to position, lightweight, and manufactured with very tight tolerances. The HT5 omnidirectional condenser microphone is designed with a high-performance 5 mm capsule as well as a 3′ high-quality cable terminating in a mini XLRf connector.
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The PreSonus® Studio Channel channel strip is a wonderful studio tool that's great for live performance, too. Featuring a tube preamp, VCA-based compressor, and three-band EQ, it delivers a huge variety of timbres. With XLR mic, balanced ¼-inch line, and unbalanced ¼-inch instrument inputs and balanced XLR and ¼-inch outputs, you can connect it to almost any audio interface, amp or PA.
The Class A preamp starts with a high-output 12AX7 tube for lots of headroom and big tone. Gain and Tube Drive controls enable a wide range of sounds, from transparent and clear to edgy and overdriven. A -20 dB pad, 80 Hz high-pass filter and polarity reverse let you tweak your signals.
Our VCA-based compressor is known for musicality and fast attack, with the ability to tame the fastest transients so you can record blazing-hot signals with accurate dynamics control. In addition to ratio, threshold, attack, release and gain controls, it offers an Auto Attack/Release feature with preset attack and release curves. The backlit VU meter displays gain reduction or output gain.
The three-band EQ is a precision tool that can be pre- or post-compressor, and you can bypass each stage independently. Custom-designed amps deliver sweet-sounding gain and cut for smooth highs, clear midrange and deep, solid lows. The midrange band is fully parametric, with variable Q, while the high- and low-frequency bands are semi-parametric, with Frequency and Gain controls, and can be shelving or peak bands.
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