Behringer have been showing off their new C-3 condenser microphone which they say is designed for use as a main or support microphone both for studio recording and live applications.
The C-3 builds on the strengths of the BEHRINGER C-1 condenser microphone, while providing users with more flexibility thanks to its dual diaphragm system. It has two membranes to allow three freely selectable pickup patterns – cardioid, omni–directional and figure of eight. Behringer claim that the condenser capsule provides an exceptionally flat frequency response and ultra-high sound resolution. Other features include:

• Pressure-gradient transducer with shock-mounted dual-diaphragm capsule
• Perfect for acoustic instruments, overhead, piano etc
• Ultra low-noise transformer-less FET input eliminates low-frequency distortion
• LED indicates phantom power being present
• Rugged construction with metal die-cast body
• Gold-plated three-pin XLR output connector for perfect signal transmission
• Swivel stand mount and transport case More From:
  
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