Sony F-780 Dynamic Microphone

The high-quality Sony F-780 dynamic microphone features a rugged dynamic capsule for voice emphasised frequency responses. It can ideally be used for on-stage and in-studio applications. The microphone delivers a high-quality vocal pick-up and is capable of handling noise with impressive sensitivity. Featuring a cardioid polar pattern, it resists any feedback and ambient noise.

Sony F-780 Dynamic Microphone Key Features:

• Ideal for on-stage and in-studio applications
• Features a cardioid pickup pattern that reduces any feedback
• Delivers an enhanced reproduction of vocals and speech
• Can be used for concerts, lectures, and presentations
• The dynamic capsule uses a high-output AlNiCo magnet
• Rejects sounds from behind the microphone and reduces pickup of ambient noise
• Sturdy and rugged construction capable of handling noise and increasing durability
• Ensures easy attachment to a microphone stand using a holder
• Includes a balanced XLR 3-pin output to ensure maximum compatibility
• Provides a voice emphasised frequency response
• Capable of handling rough use over years
• AlNiCo magnet creates an impressive amount of signal gain
• Can handle a sound pressure level of up to 50dB
• Compatible with various accessories
• Does not require any power

What's in the box?

• 1 x Sony F-780 Dynamic Microphone
• 1 x Microphone Holder
• 1 x 3/8” Stand Adapter
• 1 x 5/8” Stand Adapter
• Limited 1-Year Warranty

FAQs:

Where can the microphone be used?

The Sony F-780 microphone has a wide application range covering all on-stage and in-studio applications. It ensures a high-quality reproduction of vocals and speech for concerts, lectures and presentations.

What is the microphone’s SPL capability?

The microphone is capable of handling sound pressure levels of up to 50 dB.

How much does it weigh?

It has a rugged and robust construction with a weight of only 290 grams.

What is the polar pattern?

The dynamic capsule of the microphone features cardioid and unidirectional pickup patterns, rejecting sounds from behind the microphone. It reduces feedback and any ambient noises, ensuring a voice-emphasised frequency response.