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AKG
Created the C414 of the 21st Century
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New Features | New Accessories | New Packaging | New Styling 
The new AKG C414B, one
of the most famous studio reference microphones, has undergone several
engineering metamorphoses since its original induction in 1962. The
current model has been upgraded to digital level performance, conquering
the installed sound market whilst remaining a firm favourite of studio
engineers worldwide. The unique shape has often been copied, while its
unique sound and advanced technology have remained unequalled.
Representing
a quantum leap in engineering, AKG has created the new generation of
C414 microphones by adding 15 new features. With a refined stylish and
elegant look, the new rounded edges reduce unwanted reflections. The
addition of LED switch position markers - indicating microphone output
overload - polar pattern selection, pre-attenuation, high pass filters
and power on/off status further enhance the user-friendliness of this
industry-standard microphone. The new C414B takes excellence in
engineering to a new level of performance with advanced SMD componentry.
Other features
include:
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A fifth polar
pattern has been added to the original set of four selectable
patterns,
cardioid,
hypercardioid, figure eight, omni and the new wide cardioid.
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All function
selectors are situated in the low-impedance section to prevent
problems at high
humidity.
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A capsule shock
mount minimises handling and stand-transmitted noise.
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Pre-attenuation is
achieved by changing polarized voltage
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Tight sensitivity
tolerance (± 0.5%)
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Higher sensitivity
than earlier models (+6 dB)
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Three
pre-attenuation pads (-6/-12/-18 dB)
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Three high-pass
filters (40/80/160 Hz)
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Low self-noise (6
dB-A)
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Provision for remote
control of all selectable functions
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Both X versions are
available as matched stereo pairs
2 versions are currently
available, C414 B-XLS (ultra linear), C414 B-XL (transformerless)
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