Shure 819 User guide

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Microphones
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User guide

Shure 819 is a surface-mounted unidirectional condenser microphone, well-suited for sound reinforcement and recording of speech, singing, or acoustic instruments in various locations like churches, schools, conference rooms, and theaters. Its half-cardioid (unidirectional) polar pattern minimizes pickup from the rear of the microphone, making it suitable for isolating a particular sound source from the rest. The 819 can be powered either by a single 9-volt alkaline battery (2500 hours continuous battery life) or by an 11 to 52-volt phantom power supply.

Shure 819 is a surface-mounted unidirectional condenser microphone, well-suited for sound reinforcement and recording of speech, singing, or acoustic instruments in various locations like churches, schools, conference rooms, and theaters. Its half-cardioid (unidirectional) polar pattern minimizes pickup from the rear of the microphone, making it suitable for isolating a particular sound source from the rest. The 819 can be powered either by a single 9-volt alkaline battery (2500 hours continuous battery life) or by an 11 to 52-volt phantom power supply.

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Shure 819 User guide

Category
Microphones
Type
User guide

Shure 819 is a surface-mounted unidirectional condenser microphone, well-suited for sound reinforcement and recording of speech, singing, or acoustic instruments in various locations like churches, schools, conference rooms, and theaters. Its half-cardioid (unidirectional) polar pattern minimizes pickup from the rear of the microphone, making it suitable for isolating a particular sound source from the rest. The 819 can be powered either by a single 9-volt alkaline battery (2500 hours continuous battery life) or by an 11 to 52-volt phantom power supply.

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