Shure PG27 Side-Addressed XLR Condenser

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The Shure PG27 is a high-quality side-addressed condenser microphone designed for home studio recording. Includes a 20dB pad for high-volume sound sources.

The PG27 is the entry to Shure side-address condenser microphones. Designed with a flat frequency response, the PG27 naturally reproduces a wide variety of acoustic, amplified and vocal sound sources.

Features

Large diaphragm capsule provides wide dynamic range for clear highs and strong lows
Flat, neutral frequency response for natural reproduction of sound sources
High SPL handling of acoustic, amplified and vocal sound sources
-20dB switchable attenuator for additional SPL versatility
Includes a stand adapter and a zipped pouch

Model: 190
Manufacturer: Shure
Mic Type: Condenser
Polar Pattern: Cardioid
Frequency Response (Hz): 20-20,000
Sensitivity (mV/Pa): -41
Maximum SPL (dB): 134/154
Power Requirements: 48V Phantom Power
Connection: XLR 3-Pin
Application: Home Studio
Weight: 438g
Pad Attenuation (dB): -20
Included Accessories: Stand Mount, Pouch

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Wednesday, 6 July 2011 - Adlen

I expected a lot more from this mic if I'm honest, we used to use the KSM27 before it kicked the bucket, and we've used both on choirs both on tour and in the studio and they worked pretty well. Nice directionality, so we had good control over the ambience, despite only having three of them hovering over the choir, we had zero feedback in the live setups and weren't spitting out much ambience through the speakers.

I was expecting a warmer sound so it wasn't ideal for some bright, cold sounding churches, but overall fairly nice to use. The shockmount on the KSM could have been a lot better and third party ones won't fit this mic's shape... unfortunate!

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