the t.bone MM-1
Most important features of the t.bone mic
- Omnidirectional measuring microphone
- Polarised 1/4″ condenser capsule.
- Polar pattern: omnidirectional
- Frequency range: 20 – 20,000 Hz
- Output impedance: 240 Ohm
- Max. SPL: 132 dB
- SNR: >74.9 dB
- Phantom voltage: +9 V to +52 V
- Weight: 188 g
- Incl. holder and individual measurement protocol
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Customer Review Summary
The t.bone MM-1 is a surprisingly well-built measurement microphone that offers excellent value for its price. The robust metallic housing provides a durable feel, which is a significant advantage for those who may unintentionally drop it during use. The microphone performs well for various applications, including acoustic measurements and recording tasks, delivering a clear and realistic sound.
In terms of frequency response, the MM-1 is noted to have some irregularities, particularly above 16kHz, which may affect its linearity when used for precise measurements. However, it is still suitable for general use, especially in home studio settings where post-processing can help correct any shortcomings. The included frequency response graph is helpful, although it reflects an average rather than a custom calibration for each unit.
Users have reported that it captures sound accurately, making it effective for tuning speakers and assessing room acoustics. Its omnidirectional pattern allows for flexibility in positioning, which is beneficial in various recording environments. Despite its limitations, such as some susceptibility to background noise and room reverberation, it excels in providing a solid foundation for sound analysis.
Overall, the t.bone MM-1 is a commendable choice for anyone looking for a budget-friendly measurement microphone that performs admirably in both measuring and recording scenarios.
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