The S3G Studio Guitar Microphone from AMT is a professional guitar microphone system that combines the S3G guitar microphone with the AP40 amplifier. The AMT S3G features a flexible gooseneck, allowing the player to position the microphone for the best possible tone reproduction. The omnidirectional polar pattern reproduces audio at a uniform frequency response. The AP40 amplifier converts the microphone to low impedance; it regulates the voltage to the microphone, and with certain models, creates an specific frequency curve. The combination results in pristine reproduction of acoustic guitar in recording applications and sound reinforcement applications.

The AP40 preamplifier converts to low impedance and creates a specific frequency curve.

The system provides high SPL handling, minimizing noise while capturing transient peaks.

The omnidirectional polar pattern reproduces audio at even frequency response at the direct and off-axis sections of the capsule.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with any switcher or just Atems

A: It can be used with any Switcher.

Q: 2. Does it come with SFP modules?

A: The Black Magic Blackmagic Design ATEM Studio Converter 2 does not include SFP modules. Optional SFP converters - https://bhpho.to/3ofyMa7 There are three options: 3G-SDI SFP Optical Module 6G-SDI SFP Optical Module 12G-SDI SFP Optical Module

Q: 3. Will this device still pass CCU to cameras?

A: Yes, it will pass CCU to the cameras.

Q: 4. With this unit I can speak to up to four camera people. Can the director and TD also hear and talk back while at the switcher?

A: Yes, you can talk to up to eight cameras and with the TV director. but the audio is not so high, then you need a signal amplifier to enhance the sound.

Q: 5. How can I connect a 2 wire or 4 wire comms system to the talkback channels on the ATEM Studio Converter?

A: There is no simple way to connect a 2-wire or 4-wire comms system to the talkback channels of the Blackmagic Design ATEM Studio Converter 2. Users often connect a 4-wire interface to the microphone input and the headphone output, and doing so would require careful level adjustment.

Q: 6. Can someone explain to me the differences between this product and the BMD ATEM Talkback Converter 4K? I'm trying to achieve talkback and talley with 3 URSA's and an ATEM. Trying to figure out which one I need. Thanks!

A: The Black Magic Studio converter is used for Studio conversion when using Black Magic's Broadcast URSA Studio cameras. If you would like to add Talkback support to an Atem and URSA models the best choice is the Blackmagic Design ATEM Talkback Converter 4K BH #BLATEMTBC4K • MFR #SWRCONVRCKT4K8 https://bhpho.to/3A1mmd7

Q: 7. Will this unit work with the Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K?

A: Yes, I've used it with 4 BMD Studio 4K cameras and Hyperdeck Studio Pro 2 to record in 4K

Q: 8. Can you hang a U87 upside down using this shockmount?

A: The Diameter of the Neumann U87 is too large to fit this shock mount. A model that would work is the Auray SSM-NMN Suspension Shockmount for Neumann Microphones, B&H # AUSSMNMN.

Q: 9. What is the minimum WS? I see the maximum is 300ws, what is the range and minimum?

A: The range of the Godox SK300II-V Studio Flash Monolight is 1/1 to 1/16th a 5 stop range. At minimum power that is about 16w/s.

Q: 10. Will an ATEM switcher control tally via ethernet or do you still need to run a GPI Tally Interface for these?

A: The ATEM switcher provides tally over the SDI connection. You connect the ATEM Program out to the Studio Fiber Converter SDI input #1 and assign a camera number. The camera will get tally in this way. You may optionally wire a 3rd party tally to the DB-25 connector but that has nothing to do with the ATEM and is not necessary.