Description
Warm Audio WA-47F Large-Diaphragm FET Condenser Microphone is a large-diaphragm FET condenser microphone with a gold-sputtered K47-style capsule, a cardioid polar pattern, a custom TAB-Funkenwerk (AMI) USA output transformer and Fairchild transistors. It has a -10 dB pad and a 140 Hz low-cut filter.
Specifications
| SKU | HL00693647 |
|---|---|
| Model | WA-47F |
| Type | Large-diaphragm FET condenser microphone |
| Pads and filters | -10 dB pad, 140 Hz low-cut filter |
| Capsule | Gold-sputtered, large-diaphragm, single-backplate, K47-style capsule |
| Output transformer | Custom TAB-Funkenwerk (AMI) USA output transformer |
| Transistors | Premium Fairchild transistors |
| Capacitors | Wima and polystyrene capacitors |
| Polar pattern | Cardioid |
| Max SPL | 137 dB, 147 dB with 10 dB pad engaged |
| Frequency response | 20 Hz - 19 kHz |
| Output impedance | 150 ohms |
| Rated load impedance | >1k ohms |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (weighted) | 69 dB, 76 dB-A |
| EIN / self-noise (weighted) | 25 dB, 18 dB-A |
What is included
- Warm Audio WA-47F microphone
- Premium wood box
- Hard mount
Common questions
What polar pattern does the Warm Audio WA-47F have?
The Warm Audio WA-47F has a cardioid polar pattern.
Does the Warm Audio WA-47F have a pad and low cut?
Yes. The Warm Audio WA-47F has a -10 dB pad and a 140 Hz low-cut filter.
What capsule and transformer are in the Warm Audio WA-47F?
The Warm Audio WA-47F uses a gold-sputtered, single-backplate K47-style capsule with a custom TAB-Funkenwerk (AMI) USA output transformer and Fairchild transistors.
What is the max SPL of the Warm Audio WA-47F?
The Warm Audio WA-47F handles 137 dB SPL, or 147 dB with the 10 dB pad engaged.
What comes with the Warm Audio WA-47F?
The Warm Audio WA-47F comes with a premium wood box and a hard mount.
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