Understanding Mic Specifications - Part 4 - Electrical Output

[@monkeyxx]

these videos should be required watching for any audio person, especially beginners

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

Finally... Something useful and professionally done for educating beginners.. Thank you guy§!

[@Bat8hitcrazy]

Outstanding information. I'm just getting into this area as a hobby at the moment and this is quite educational. The basics must be known in order to progress successfully.

[@mrheng562]

Very help series and I watched all four videos. I plan to use these videos to help teach my film students. Thank you, and please make more of these educational series.

[@feliciavasquez6313]

Wow what helpful video thank you Shure!

[@VirtinsTech]

Excellent explanation. Concise and clear!

[@PrithamDsouza94]

Great video series!

[@TOPTECHWORK]

Thank you...

[@jan.turkenburg]

This video is really helpful for me, Thanks.

[@ibrahimissaissa6627]

Thanks for the valuable informations

[@kevinisaacs6930]

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[@plusin1126]

1:26 what are those microphone ?

[@shure]

The mics are 1:26 are the SM7B and the KSM44.

[@plusin1126]

@@shure thank you

[@BoogeyManIsAssassin]

i have bought a Mixer but our electrical specifications is 220v or higher and the mixer power is 115v and 120vac adapter i've pluged it in and i didnt know, Is there any harm or damage occurs the item (mixer) ? the item input is (AC10V - 115V) the adapter input is (120VAS - 60Hz 0.2A) -ThankYou

[@donniumar4840]

if i want to record freq 10 to 20 khz what type mic do i need for clear sounds and good quality

[@vladimirlem1104]

Does "EIN" (Equivalent Input Noise) mean "ENL" (Equivalent Noise Level) ?

[@smentertainment4k]

What is the maximum height of an unbalanced microphone?

[@XXSUSHANTXX]

first connect the mic(gain all the way down) then turn on the phantom....

[@smentertainment4k]

What is the maximum height of an unbalanced microphone?

[@shure]

Hi! Our Support Team will be able to help you out with this. You can reach out to them at shu.re/contact.

[@johneygd]

Mind blowing, profs alway's have better microphones, we consumers mostlyhas to do it with crappy once.