The AKG CK49 is a Condenser microphone capsule with a Suitable for AKG GN gooseneck, For lecterns, 80° Pickup angle & Incl. W40 M foam windscreen.
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| Name | Haun KA 200 N | AKG GN 30 OC | AKG GN 15 E | Neumann KM A | Shure R185B | Shure RPM 108 | AKG GN 30 M | Shure R184B | Sennheiser MAT 133-S NX | AKG CK 61-ULS |
| Brand |  | | |  |  | | | |  | |
| Description | Condenser Capsule | Gooseneck | Gooseneck | Analog output stage for KK capsule heads | Microphone capsule | Exchange Capsule | Gooseneck | Microphone Capsule | Microphone CapsuleThe ultra-linear frequency range and the uniform directional characteristics of this capsule ensure optimum transmission in the studio, but also on the stage, where a uniform attenuation of all surrounding noises is important. | |
| Colour | - | Black | Black | Nickel | Black | - | Matt black | Black | - | - |
| Length | - | - | 15 cm | - | - | - | 295 mm | - | - | - |
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The AKG CK49 is a Condenser microphone capsule with a Suitable for AKG GN gooseneck, For lecterns, 80° Pickup angle & Incl. W40 M foam windscreen. The retail price is 187.84 £. Buy AKG CK49 at Thomann UK.
| Polar pattern | Hypercardioid |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 60 - 20,000 Hz |
| Maximum sound pressure level | 136 dB |
| Sensitivity | 10 mV / Pa |
| Dimensions (Ø x H) | 9 x 122 mm |
| Surface | Matte black |
Haun KA 200 N
Condenser Capsule
AKG GN 30 OC
Gooseneck
AKG GN 15 E
Gooseneck
Neumann KM A
Analog output stage for KK capsule heads
Shure R185B
Microphone capsule
Shure RPM 108
Exchange Capsule
AKG GN 30 M
Gooseneck
Shure R184B
Microphone Capsule
Sennheiser MAT 133-S NX
AKG CK 61-ULS
Microphone CapsuleThe ultra-linear frequency range and the uniform directional characteristics of this capsule ensure optimum transmission in the studio, but also on the stage, where a uniform attenuation of all surrounding noises is important.
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