Se Electronics Gemini Ii Se'S Dual-Tube Condenser Mic, For Truly Massive Vocals.
$2,795.00 AUD
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The sE Gemini II is the larger-than-life answer to your vocal tracking needs.
\nIt's not just large in stature - it's HUGE in sound. \n \nThe Gemini II dual valve microphone is a no-holds-barred piece of microphone history. The dual valve design means pure valve warmth from the 12AX7 input valve, coupled with a 12AU7 valve on the output stage. The result is an incredibly large, detailed, and intimate sound  reminiscent of the classic valve microphones from decades ago, but with a thoroughly modern twist. \nDUAL-TUBE DESIGN
\nMost microphones use a transformer to optimize the mic's output impedance and couple the mic to the mic preamplifier. With the Gemini II, this optimization is accomplished with a second vacuum tube, negating any high-frequency rolloff typically incurred with a transformer. \n \nThis provides the Gemini II with a sparkling, pristine high-end typically only found in the most expensive solid-state microphones, while maintaining the rich, thick tonality of a tube mic. \n \nNot just for vocals, the bass cut filter and -10dB pad make the Gemini useful for loud and heavy sources like drum room mics and booming timpani. \n \n
The Gemini II comes packaged in a wooden presentation box next to its custom shockmount and robust power supply, all within a secure and solid flight case.
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\nSPECIFICATIONS
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- Capsule Type: Hand-Crafted True Condenser \n
- Diaphragm: 35mm Gold/Mylar \n
- Directional Pattern: Cardioid \n
- Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz \n
- Impedance: 200 Ohms \n
- Sensitivity: 35.48 mV/Pa (-29 dB) \n
- Max SPL: 135/145 dB (0/-10 dB pad) (0.5% THD @ 1kHz) \n
- Signal to Noise Ratio: 75 dB \n
- Self Noise: 19 dB(A) \n
- Pass Filter Switch: 150 Hz \n
- Preattenuation Pad: -10 dB \n
- Power Requirement: Dedicated PSU (included) \n
- Weight (mic): 1224g \n
- Weight (PSU): 1691g \n
- Tube complement: 1x 12AX7/ECC83, 1x 12AU7/ECC82 \n
- Connector: XLR3F from PSU \n
