Beyerdynamic GMB 33 S is a microphone base for gooseneck microphones, 3-pin XLR. It can be used for discussions, podiums, tele/video conferencing, and announcements when combined with a gooseneck microphone. The microphone base can only be operated with microphones with an integrated pre-amp, such as the GM Classis series.
The GMB 33 S has a 3-pin XLR, female input to connect gooseneck microphones with different lengths, and a 3-pin XLR, male output to connect to a mixing console, amplifier, or digital signal processor (DSP) with phantom powering (24-48 V).
It has a microphone button that will illuminate green when the microphone is turned on. It also has a release for the gooseneck microphone and a configuration switch on the bottom to change the operating mode.
Beyerdynamic GMB 33 S is a microphone base for gooseneck microphones, 3-pin XLR. It can be used for discussions, podiums, tele/video conferencing, and announcements when combined with a gooseneck microphone. The microphone base can only be operated with microphones with an integrated pre-amp, such as the GM Classis series.
The GMB 33 S has a 3-pin XLR, female input to connect gooseneck microphones with different lengths, and a 3-pin XLR, male output to connect to a mixing console, amplifier, or digital signal processor (DSP) with phantom powering (24-48 V).
It has a microphone button that will illuminate green when the microphone is turned on. It also has a release for the gooseneck microphone and a configuration switch on the bottom to change the operating mode.
Beyerdynamic GMB 33 S is a microphone base for gooseneck microphones, 3-pin XLR. It can be used for discussions, podiums, tele/video conferencing, and announcements when combined with a gooseneck microphone. The microphone base can only be operated with microphones with an integrated pre-amp, such as the GM Classis series.
The GMB 33 S has a 3-pin XLR, female input to connect gooseneck microphones with different lengths, and a 3-pin XLR, male output to connect to a mixing console, amplifier, or digital signal processor (DSP) with phantom powering (24-48 V).
It has a microphone button that will illuminate green when the microphone is turned on. It also has a release for the gooseneck microphone and a configuration switch on the bottom to change the operating mode.
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