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Heil Sound The Fin Vocal Microphone with LED Lights (Matte Black Body, Red LEDs)

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Heil Sound The Fin Vocal Microphone with LED Lights (Matte Black Body, Red LEDs)Classic Look with Futuristic Glow Dynamic, Cardioid Vocal Microphone 4 x Built In Red LEDs 50 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response 4 kHz Boost for Presence Shockmounted Capsule Internal Foam Windscreen Inside Grille Aluminum Carrying Case Combining the classic look of a Turner microphone with the futuristic glow of four, built in red LED lights, The Fin from Heil Sound is a dynamic, cardioid vocal microphone designed for recording, broadcasting, and live

  • Classic Look with Futuristic Glow
  • Dynamic, Cardioid Vocal Microphone
  • 4 x Built-In Red LEDs
  • 50 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response
  • 4 kHz Boost for Presence
  • Shockmounted Capsule
  • Internal Foam Windscreen Inside Grille
  • Aluminum Carrying Case

Combining the classic look of a Turner microphone with the futuristic glow of four, built-in red LED lights, The Fin from Heil Sound is a dynamic, cardioid vocal microphone designed for recording, broadcasting, and live sound applications. It uses a shockmounted, large-diaphragm element with a 1.25" aluminum, low-mass voice coil assembly to deliver a smooth, 50 Hz to 18 kHz frequency response with a 4-kHz boost for added brilliance and presence. The mic offers effective side and rear noise rejection to protect against unwanted off-axis noise and feedback on stage.

The Fin features a matte-black body with a red, molded internal foam windscreen inside the grille. The LED lights can only be illuminated when supplied with 48V phantom power by a mixing board, via a balanced XLR microphone cable. If LED lights are not required, the microphone's audio works perfectly well without phantom power and with an unbalanced mic line.

Standard 5/8"-27 microphone stand threads allow The Fin to be mounted on booms or floor stands. The unit ships with an aluminum carrying case.

Key Features
  • Dynamic, cardioid vocal microphone for recording, broadcasting, or live sound applications
  • Combines the classic look of a Turner microphone with futuristic glow of four red LED lights inside a matte-black body
  • LED lights are powered by 48V phantom power supplied by a mixing board via a balanced XLR microphone cable
  • Microphone audio works without phantom power and using an unbalanced mic line
  • Shockmounted, large-diaphragm element with 1.25" aluminum low-mass voice coil assembly provides a 50 Hz to 18 kHz frequency response with a 4-kHz boost
  • Effective side and rear noise rejection protects against unwanted off-axis noise and feedback 
  • Molded internal foam windscreen inside the grille
  • Standard 5/8"-27 microphone stand threads
  • Includes aluminum carrying case

Heil Sound The Fin specs

Analog Performance
Sound Field Mono
Transducer Dynamic
Polar Pattern Cardioid
Frequency Range 50 Hz to 18 kHz
Maximum SPL 142 dB SPL
Pad None
Impedance 600 Ohms
Sensitivity Not Specified by Manufacturer
Low-Cut Filter None
CMRR Not Specified by Manufacturer
General
Output Connectors 1 x 3-Pin XLR
Operating Voltage Not Specified by Manufacturer
Length 6" / 152.40 mm
Diameter 4" / 101.60 mm
Weight 24.9 oz / 706 g
In the Box
Heil Sound The Fin Vocal Microphone with LED Lights (Matte Black Body, Red LEDs)
  • Aluminum Carrying Case
  • Limited 3-Year Warranty (Parts) and 90-Day Warranty (Labor)

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