AKG Acoustics C 414 manual Reference

The Reference

•High sensitivity and extremely low self- noise - one of the quietest microphones in the world (6 dBa-A only)

•High sound pressure level capability up to 158 dB SPL and incredible dynamic range of 152 dB

•Nine switchable polar patterns for placement and application flexibility

•Rugged double mesh for unaffected acoustics and high RF immunity

•Lock Mode: all controls can be easily disabled for trouble-free use

•Peak Hold LED: displays even the shortest overload peaks

•Two-colour LEDs provide quick visual indication of selected polar pattern and output overload

•Three switchable bass cut filters and three pre-attenuation pads

•Cutting edge technology and state-of- the-art components ensure shortest signal path and extra protection against moisture

•Elastic capsule suspension greatly minimises structurally-transmitted noise from chassis vibration

•Both versions are also available as

stereo sets (selected by AKG's sophisti- cated matching method)

•Comes complete with metal carrying case, spider-type shock mount H 85, pop filter H 85 and windscreen W 414

•Designed, engineered and built in Vienna, Austria

C 414 XLS

Everyone who is used to working with a C 414 will find the acoustic advantages of an AKG large-diaphragm microphone very familiar.

Since the mid-1980’s, the C 414 has been THE reference microphone of the recording industry and a proven workhorse for the stage.

C 414 XL II

The new C 414 XLS and the C 414 XLII offer nine pickup patterns that enable it to choose the perfect setting for every application. For live-sound applications and fixed installations, all controls can be easily disabled for trouble- free use, and the peak hold LED displays even the shortest overload peaks.

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