AKG C411 - Acoustic pickup for string instruments, acoustic guitar, banjo and violin. With reusable adhesive compound

Product description Get Crystal Clear Sound From Your Stringed Instrument With The AKG C411 PP Vibration Pickup The AKG C411 is a miniature vibration pickup for acoustic guitar, mandolin, violin and most other string instruments. Its integrated condenser capsule will reproduce the sound of the instrument clearly and without coloration. The C411 ultralight pickup (18g/0.6oz) can be easily attached on or near the bridge with the included nonmarking, solvent-free adhesive pad without changing the balance of the instrument. The C411 is available in two versions. The C411 PP features a MPAV standard XLR connector while the C411 L provides a professional three-pin mini XLR connector that fits the body-pack transmitters of all AKG wireless microphone systems. From the Manufacturer Weighing only 18 grams (0.6 oz.), this ultra-light condenser pickup is ideal for acoustic guitar, mandolin, violin, and most other stringed instruments. The C 411 will give a clear and uncolored sound without changing the balance of the instrument. Attaching the C 411 on or near the bridge or anywhere else on the instrument is easy with the included non-marring, reusable, solventfree adhesive compound. Specifications: Polar pattern figure-eight (vibration pickup) Frequency range 10 to 18,000 Hz Sensitivity 1 mV/msec-2 (vibration pickup) Max. SPL 100 dB (for 1% THD) Impedance 200 ohms unbalanced Recommended load impedance >=1000 ohms Supply voltage 9 to 52 V phantom power to DIN 45596 or battery powering from B 29 L or AKG bodypack transmitter Current consumption approx. 2.2 mA Connector C 411 PP: 3-pin XLRC 411 L: 3-pin mini XLR Cable C 411 PP: 3 m (10 ft.); C 411 L: 1.5 m (5 ft.) Finish matte black Dimensions 27 x 14 x 9.5 mm / 1.1 x 0.5 x 0.3 in. Net weight C 411 PP: 98 g / 3.6 oz.C 411 L: 18 g / 0.7 oz. Shipping weight C 411 PP: 225 g / 7.9 oz.C 411 L: 150 g / 5.5 oz.

• Miniature Condenser Vibration Pickup for Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Violin and Most String Instruments