Apollo
Large-diaphragm condenser microphone with a cardioid pattern and a shock-mounted capsule, designed for vocals and acoustic instruments. It suits studio users who want a main or support mic that runs on external phantom power.
- Large-diaphragm condenser microphone
- Cardioid pickup pattern
- Pressure-gradient transducer, shock-mounted capsule
- External 36-52 V phantom power
- Metal die-cast body
- Suspension mount and wooden case included
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Apollo is a large-diaphragm condenser microphone built around a pressure-gradient transducer. Its cardioid pickup pattern isolates the sound source and helps reject feedback, which makes it usable as either a main or a support microphone across a range of recording situations. Vocals and acoustic instruments are the intended applications.
The capsule is shock-mounted to limit handling noise, and the body is a metal die-cast design described as ultra-rugged. The microphone is powered externally by 36-52 V phantom power, so it needs a mic preamp, mixer or interface that supplies phantom power.
A heavy-duty suspension mount and a wooden transport case are supplied with the microphone. An Apollo user manual is available for download from the product page.
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Tekniset tiedot
- Merkki
- iCON
- Malli
- Apollo
- Luokka
- Studio › Mikrofonit
Audio
- Type
- Large-diaphragm condenser microphone
- Transducer
- Pressure-gradient
- Pickup pattern
- Cardioid
- Capsule
- Shock-mounted
- Intended use
- Vocals and acoustic instruments
Power
- Phantom power
- External, 36-52 V
- Power source
- External phantom power
Physical
- Body construction
- Metal die-cast
- Build
- Ultra-rugged construction
- Mounting
- Heavy-duty suspension mount
In the box
- Microphone
- Apollo large-diaphragm condenser microphone
- Suspension mount
- Heavy-duty, included
- Transport case
- Wooden case, included
Software
- Documentation
- Apollo User Manual (download)