Fzone BM 800
 | Outdated Product Microphone: studio; Operating principle: condenser; omnidirectional; Directional pattern: Rated resistance (Ohm): 150; Frequency range (Hz): 20 – 16000; Sensitivity (dB): -38; Sound pressure (dB): 132; Signal to noise ratio (dB): 78; Cable length (m): 2; Power source: phantom; Size (mm): 150x46x46 |
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Fzone BM 800 is a studio condenser microphone that offers good sound quality for its price. It features an omnidirectional directivity, a frequency range of 20 – 16000 Hz, and a sensitivity of -38 dB. The microphone connects via XLR and requires phantom power. It comes with an anti-shock suspension and windscreen, enhancing its usability. However, users have noted the presence of extraneous sounds during use. Despite this, the microphone is considered worth the money and is recommended for purchase.
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