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Telefunken M81 Custom Handheld Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone (green Body, Green Grille)

Product Code: ga58576
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Presented in a green body with a green grille, the Telefunken M81 Custom Handheld Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone delivers the sonic essence of a condenser in a rugged dynamic design. It features a wide 50 Hz to 18 kHz frequency response and high maximum SPL of 135 dB, making it equally suitable for voice, instruments, or drums onstage and in the studio. Its tonal character is tuned to soften bright or thin sources and yield a stronger emphasis on midrange clarity.

The M81's head and capsule assembly is designed to reduce proximity effect while still providing present bass. Its supercardioid polar pattern provides enhanced off-axis rejection and high immunity to feedback. The M81 also features a custom-wound Telefunken T80 transformer. It ships with a mic clip and leather storage bag.

Supercardioid Polar Pattern Enhanced Directionality Wide 50 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response Tailored for Guitars, Drums & Brass High Maximum SPL of 135 dB High Immunity to Feedback Head & Capsule Reduce Proximity Effect Custom-Wound Transformer Includes Mic Clip & Storage Bag

Key Specs
Polar Pattern	Supercardioid
Element Type	Dynamic
Controls	No
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 18 kHz ±3 dB
Maximum SPL	135 dB (1% THD)
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin Male
Power Sources	No Power Required
Microphone
Polar Pattern	Supercardioid
Element Type	Dynamic
Sound Field	Mono
Diaphragm	1" / 25 mm
Orientation	End Address
Controls	No
Pad	No
Circuitry	Solid-State
Performance
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 18 kHz ±3 dB
Maximum SPL	135 dB (1% THD)
Sensitivity	1.54 mV/Pa
Connectivity
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin Male
Power
Power Sources	No Power Required
Operating Voltage	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Physical
Mounting Thread Size	5/8"-27 Female
Dimensions	ø: 1.89 x L: 7.24" / ø: 48 x L: 184 mm
Weight	15.2 oz / 430 g

Tuned for guitars, drums, percussion, and brass
Minimal proximity effect with articulate midrange
Subdued high-end response tames bright vocals and instruments
Supercardioid polar pattern provides enhanced directionality and immunity to feedback
Custom-wound Telefunken T80 transformer
Dynamic moving coil requires no batteries or phantom power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. do I need to have 48v phantom power on to use my Fat Head mic ?

A: No you will be using the included transformer which supplies the necessary power to the microphone.

Q: 2. Does this record in stereo

A: This is not a stereo microphone, it only gives out a mono signal.

Q: 3. Can I use an Iphone 5s with this?

A: You would need something to mate up with the threaded attachment on the stabilizer. I think something like that is available. A word of caution.... I'm not happy with this so-called stabilizer. As far as I'm concerned, it was a waste of my money. I have tried and tried to balance it with the weights and use it, never has performed as I thought it would.

Q: 4. Will this work with the Azden 310XT UHF On-Camera Plug-In System?

A: no, the wireless transmitter doesn't supply the phantom power needed by the microphone.

Q: 5. Could this microphone work with a Behringer U-Phoria UM2 audio interface, and if so would it have issues with it being too quiet?

A: The V7 will work well with the UM2. There is gain control on the UM2, so no, it will not be too low.

Q: 6. The specs state that the "Circuitry" is "solid state" but if it is a dynamic microphone without transistors or ICs then there are no solid state devices, just wires. What exactly does the "circuitry" consist of?

A: There are no active electronics in this microphone. Just a magnet and a voice coil.

Q: 7. Hello, would like to ask the circumference of the handle for this model? thanks

A: 4.71 circumference.

Q: 8. Could anybody tell me the name of the stand that is holding the microphone in the picture?

A: That is a desk stand for the Sennheiser MD441U. There are 2 stands that fit the MD441U, the desk top one in the photo which comes with the mic (special order) and flexible rubber one that we have separately B&H # SEMZQ441.

Q: 9. What's included in the box?

A: This microphone comes with the following:Cascade Microphones FAT HEAD II Ribbon Microphone (Brown/Gold)Premium ShockmountDeluxe Oil-Stained Wood BoxMicrofiber Cleaning ClothDrawcord Cloth Storage PouchAluminum CaseLimited 5-Year Warranty on MicrophoneLimited 1-Year Warranty on Ribbon Capsule

Q: 10. Does this have a mute and on/off button ?

A: No, the Polsen M-70 Dynamic Handheld Microphone does not have a mute or on/off button or switch onboard.

Paul	19/09/2024
When I started to do some research on a mic with great reviews and this is the best mic. For anyone on a budget and looking to saving money and still getting quality sound 5

terencewest	26/08/2024
When setting up my home studio for voice over work, I did a lot of research before settling on this mic. The MXL V67G has a big, warm sound that's perfect for commercial work and audiobooks. I also have an EV RE20, but I prefer the V67G hands down. My 'mic snob' VO friends kept trying to talk me out of the V67G, but to my ears the V67G sounds every bit as impressive, responsive, and warm as other more expensive mics. If you're building a home voice over studio from scratch, I highly recommend the MXL V67G as your main, work-horse mic. It doesn't get any better than this. The only cons with the V67G is that the adaptor is a bit flimsy, and the gold mesh is thin and easily bent. 5

Tim.e	11/08/2024
Sadly I have yet to use it, but saying that it is one of the most beautiful microphone's I have ever seen, the washed teal/green/turqoise mix colour is complimented by the gold casing in which you can see a glimps of the marvelous engineering inside of it. 5

anyonymous	23/07/2024
I bought a Tascam DP-24SD reorder and I bought a DVD tutorial on how to use it. The British guy on the DVD highly recommended the V67G. He's right, it's awesome. 5

Fred	11/07/2024
Preferred over a half-dozen other quality mics (shure/senn/akg etc) for my vocals. And It's cheaper than all of them! 5

anyonymous	09/06/2024
I have a little home studio which I like to play with once in a while and make some tunes; and, have decided to upgrade my Radio shack dynamic mic. This is my first descent mic so I don't know a great deal. Seems to work very nice with 48v phantom power (required). It picks up very small noises which I like and some I could do without (fans in my PA amp and PC. But I wanted a powerful mic so I could hear exactly what I'm singing (or trying to sing). 5

anyonymous	08/06/2024
This microphone is very nice, moreover, after I did the mod of capacity( Wima caps), become a lot better, warmer. 5

Butts McGee	26/05/2024
Has a nice warm sound to it. I like it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than the MXL 990 or MXL 770. I use it mostly for indie music. Got it for $65 cant beat that. 5

Jimmahbee	12/05/2024
I really love this mic... Beautiful highs, warm sound ...We bought a TASCAM portastudio and in the training video the instructor was singing the praises of this mic. I reseached it and found that it was considered the best mic under $100 5

Robert	11/05/2024
First, B&H got this here quickly even in these times, great job. I watched many online reviews of this before I bought it. The reviews I watched and read were correct, this microphone is amazing for the price. It has extremely little noise and sounds amazing for the price. It supposedly originally retailed for $200 and now is under $100. At that price it's a steal. I'm planning on doing home recordings of my wife and I singing some of my arrangements for fun. I want her to sound good (which she does) and this should bring out her true quality. This mic did not come with any accessories like some others do, so I have added a pop filter and shock mount which should take it to the next level. Other than that, I can't think of any negatives at this price point. Recommended. 5