Instrukcja obsługi AKG Sound Grabber II

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5.90"

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PRESSURE ZONE

MICROPHONE

®

SOUND GRABBERII

he Sound Grabber IIis an updated

version of the original Sound Grabber.

It utilizes the same Pressure Zone

Microphone

®

technology in which sound

waves reinforce themselves in the area

nearest a flat surface, usually referred to as

the boundary.

Top recording engineers all over the world

are using professional versions of the

A K G / C r o w n PZM (Pressure Zone

Microphone) to improve the quality of their

recordings. The Sound Grabber II is one

version of that technology, designed to meet

the needs of the home or business recordist

and bring the benefits of PZM technology

within the reach of many more people.

Because of this new technology, Sound

Grabber II offers you the opportunity for

vast improvement in the quality of your re-

cordings. The Sound Grabber II will pick up

sounds at distances you never thought pos-

Fig. 1

Hinge

(3)

Grab Cover

Hereand Lift

MicHolder

-

Battery

+

(2)

Grab

Tab

Specifications

Frequency response (typical): 50 Hz to 16 kHz (see

Fig. 3).

Polar pattern: Hemispherical (half-omni) on a large

surface.

Impedance: 1600 ohms, unbalanced.

Sensitivity: 20 mV/Pa* (-54 fBV/Pa).

Power sensitivity: –42 dBm.

Cable: 10 foot with mini phone plug, 1/4" phone plug

and micro phone plug adapters.

sible and it will pick them up with a clarity

Power: One 1.5V AAA alkaline battery.

that other microphones, because of the limi-

tations of their construction, simply cannot

match.

The Sound Grabber IIdoes not need to fol-

(1) Remove Boundary “Paddle”

Using the Sound Grabber II

Conferences Recording

Dimensions: See Fig. 4.

* 1 pascal = 10 dynes/cm

2

= 10 microbars= 94 dB SPL.

low the action, since it has a wide-angle

pickup pattern. So long as the mic “sees”

the sound, in whatever direction or angle, it

will pick it up clearly; it does not need to be

between you and the other person. Speakers

or vocalists can move freely around the

Sound Grabber II without their tone quality

changing.

For your greatest enjoyment of the Sound

Place the Sound Grabber IIflat on the con-

ference table somewhere near the center of

the table. One microphone should be able to

pick up groups of twelve or less at distances

up to 20'. Larger groups may require addi-

tional mics depending on the distances in-

volved. See Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

+15

+10

+5

dB 0

–5

–10

–15

–20

–25

–30

–35

Frequency Response

Grabber II, we urge you to read these in-

structions thoroughly so you can be familiar

with this new technology.

Installing the Battery

The Sound Grabber II is powered with an

alkaline 1.5 volt AAA battery. One is fur-

nished with the microphone, but it must be

inserted into the microphone.

Your battery will supply the needed power

for the microphone for at least six weeks

and possibly much longer.

To install the battery open the cover (see Fig.

1) and insert the AAA battery. Please make

the correct orientation.

ALTERNATE PLACEMENT

ONWALL

SOUND GRABBER

ONTABLE

The Sound Grabber II should not be cov-

ered with papers or books, as this could

make the sound muffled.

20 100 1K

Frequency in Hz

Fig. 4

3.409"

(8.7 CM)

3.129"

(7.9 CM)

.732"

(1.86 cm)

10K 20K

.607"

(1.5 cm)

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