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Akg P2 Dynamic Bass Instrument Microphone

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The AKG P2 Dynamic Bass Instrument Microphone is an ideal solution for capturing bass, kick drums, bass cabinets and other low-frequency instruments on stage or in the recording studio. Its exceptional low frequency response and cardioid polar pattern features extended low range, detail and minimal signal at the off-axis sections of the capsule. High sound pressure handling maximizes gain without noise and distortion. The P2 features rugged construction with an integrated stand adapter.

Low Frequency Response High SPL Handling Cardioid Polar Pattern

Key Specs
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Element Type	Dynamic
Controls	No
Frequency Response	20 Hz to 16 kHz
Maximum SPL	157 dB
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin Male
Power Sources	No Power Required
Microphone
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Element Type	Dynamic
Sound Field	Mono
Orientation	End Address
Controls	No
Circuitry	Solid-State
Performance
Frequency Response	20 Hz to 16 kHz
Maximum SPL	157 dB
Sensitivity	2.5 mV/Pa
Connectivity
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin Male
Power
Power Sources	No Power Required
Physical
Color	Black
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.595 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.1 x 5.6 x 2.9"

Dynamic microphone designed for low-pitched instruments

Powerful sound with great bass range

Handles highest sound pressure levels

Integrated stand adapter

Rugged all-metal body withstands typical tough stage use

Humbucking coil rejects EMC noises

Complete with carrying case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this monitor for video shooting only or can it be used for still shooting with Sony a7 series cameras as well?

A: In matching a monitor to a camera, the video connectors must be the same or a converter used, and the camera's video format must be one the monitor can read. The Lilliput can read most any popular camera format and reads the Sony a7 just fine.

Q: 2. Sony LA-ea5 adapter for A mount lenses compatible with the a7iv ?

A: Yes Sony LA-EA5 A-Mount to E-Mount Adapter is compatible with the Sony A7iv

Q: 3. is there an internal digital zoom?

A: Yes, the Panasonic AJ-PX5100GJ P2 HDR AVC-ULTRA Camcorder with RTSP/RTMP Streaming has a internal Digital Zoom at 2X, 3X , & 4X digital zoom boost. See https://bhpho.to/aj-px5100gj-overview for details.

Q: 4. It says this camera records 4K at 60fps but people say it is only 30fps. Which is it, please ?

A: The Sony A7IV does shoot in 4K60, but can only do so in Super35 crop mode.

Q: 5. Is there a CCU unit available for this camera for use in a studio setting?

A: Yes there are. The AJ-PX380 is compatible with the Panasonic AG-EC4GPJ Extension Control Unit (B&H #PAAGEC4GPJ) and the AK-HRP200 Remote Operation Panel (B&H #PAAKHRP200GJ).

Q: 6. Is there a way to extend the range of the SDI cables to greater than 300' when used with the CCU? Could a re-clocker be used on each side (paying attention to direction of signal) to boost the signal to achieve distances of 500'?

A: The Datavideo VP-633 3G/HD/SD-SDI Repeater is a great option to consider, B&H #DAVP633. This offers re-clocking so you can send the signal up to an additional 328 feet. You will be able to achieve the distance needed with this device and pair of SDI cables that add up to 500 feet, such as B&H Numbers DACASDI30045 and CA56HSVB200.

Q: 7. Is there a red border on the display while recording video, like the A7S III and FX3?

A: Yes, this has a setting to allow you to highlight the borders of the A7IV's LCD screen during recording.

Q: 8. Is a new battery grip to be manufactured for this camera?

A: The A7IV will use and share the Sony VG-C4EM along with other cameras like the A7SIII and A1.

Q: 9. Do I need 2 of these adapters and batteries or is one enough to run the camera?

A: One will work. Not quite as fast recycle time as LiIon/rechargable in my EL500. Whether you need 2 depends on how many shots you plan to take before changing the battery. Don't know how many shots you will get from one battery

Q: 10. What exactly is the On-Air streaming capability of this camera? I have multiple Sony XDCAM models that live stream to my stations Teradek receivers in MPEG-TS mode, the function is built into the camera. Is the on-air from this Panasonic similar, or like my HPX600, which could only stream previously recorded clips.

A: No, it does not have live streaming capability. We have also provided additional information on the unit in the below link.http://bit.ly/1kCw9N7

AJ-Chi-256	19/07/2024
I have often been looking for a small(er) camera that can give me near-DSLR Image Quality but that is much smaller and portable. The E-P1 was a great contender but there was no way I could completely be without a Viewfinder. The EVF that comes with the E-P2 is simply amazing. The clarity and colors are as good or better than that from the Panasonic G1 or GH1 with a beautiful bright crisp display. The Image Stabilization is also very nice, allowing me to shoot at shutter speeds as low as 1/5th of a second on a 20mm lens and get sharp shots. The only thing I was unhappy with is that you cannot yet buy the body separately and must buy it in a kit with the lens and EVF. Battery life can vary from as low as 200 shots to as high as 350 depending on the lens I'm using and other conditions, I would definitely recommend having a spare battery. 5

The Grom	02/06/2024
On an action video shoot the Canon P-2 camera refused to turn on, so we grabbed the Olympus E-P2 and got spectacular footage. The camera started out as a back-up but became the primary....easy to use and rock solid dependable 5

anyonymous	03/05/2024
for a small camera it delivers super sharp photos.plenty of functions for those that like to experiment with their photos and the added bonus of full manual control. has a solid feel about it and when shooting in jpeg the photos are excellent. so far theres nothing i dont like about camera. 5