The PZM6 D hemispherical boundary layer mic is ideal for miking full orchestras, individual musical instruments, security, teleconferencing, film, and video. A very small metal housing makes the PZM6 D even more inconspicuous than the PZM30 D.
Two selectable frequency responses (flat/rising) provide greater flexibility in mic placement and sonic character. The rising position delivers bright sound without boosting high frequencies on the recording console. The flat position provides a smooth, flat, high-frequency response for natural sound reproduction. The PZM6 D provides a professional XLR connector on a fixed cable.
The PZM6 D is a Pressure Zone Microphone designed for professional recording, sound reinforcement, teleconferencing and broadcasting. Its low profile, unobtrusive appearance is appreciated in conference rooms, as well as on television, film and video productions.
When suspended over an orchestra on a clear panel, the PZM practically disappears. Its miniature, permanently attached cable also reduces visual clutter.
The PZM6 D has a switchable dual frequency response: rising or flat. The “rising” position adds brilliance. This makes it useful wherever a crisp attack is desired, such as on percussion, drums or piano. The user can get a bright sound without boosting high frequencies on the recording console; the benefit is lower noise. The “flat” position provides a smooth, flat high-frequency response for natural sound reproduction.
Capable of withstanding up to 150 dBSPL without distortion, the PZM will never overload in practical use. Its electret condenser capsule provides a wide, smooth frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Self noise is low, and sensitivity is high enough to override mixer noise in distant-miking applications.
Like other Pressure Zone Microphones, the 6D utilizes the Pressure Recording Process™in which a miniature condenser microphone capsule is arranged very close to a sound-reflecting plate or boundary. The capsule is mounted in the “Pressure Zone” just above the boundary, a region where sound coming directly from the sound source combines in phase with sound reflected off the boundary. The benefits are a wide, smooth frequency response free of phase interference, excellent clarity and “reach,” a hemispherical polar pattern and uncolored off-axis response.
AKG PZM6 D Features
- Hemispherical polar pattern
- PZM (Pressure Zone Microphone) technology
- Switchable dual-frequency response
- Small, lightweight metal housing
- Fixed cable with XLR connector
- PZM6 D Hemispherical Boundary Microphone1
- Audio frequency bandwidth20 - 20000 Hz
- Sensitivity7 mV/Pa
- Signal to Noise74 dB-A
- Dimensions (LxWxH)76x63x9mm
- DesignFinish: black
- Audio Output
- Type: Balanced XLR
- Gender: Male
- Contacts: 3-pin
- Powering InterfaceVoltage: 12 to 48 V
- DeviceBoundary Layer Microphone: Yes
About Boundary Microphones at Sound Productions
Optimize your audio with Sound Productions’ assortment of boundary microphones! A boundary microphone (sometimes called a “pressure zone microphone”) is comprised of one or more capsules built into a microphone that mounts on a flat surface such as a table, desk, wall, or ceiling. The low-profile design of most boundary mics makes them easy to place in a range of environments without taking up too much space, while wired and wireless options of different models give you the flexibility to place or reposition the mic as space allows.
A great choice for situations where you have more than one sound source you want to capture, boundary microphones are ideal for professional audio setups in businesses, such as board rooms, conference rooms, and office spaces. For instance, a boundary mic makes communication easier in group meetings where multiple people are collaborating. Boundary microphones work well for any multi-use environment where versatile miking is key.
