The PR 30B microphone has a hum bucking coil, in addition to the large shock-mounted diaphragm. Electronic noises will not affect your mix when using the PR 30B near PC monitors in the studio, nor near neon lights and vibration is not an issue with the PR 30B. The PR 30B can handle 146 dB of SPL.
The Heil Sound PL2T Boom Mount is a professional articulating, broadcast studio microphone mount that features perfectly balanced springs for quiet, reliable microphone positioning. The two sections feature a hollow channel with removable panels for threading the microphone cable along the spine of the boom. The PL2T easily handles microphones weighing up to 3.5 lb (1.6 kg), includes a C clamp mount that will easily mount surfaces up to 1.5" thick, and features a 5/8"-27 thread stud for microphone shock mounts.
The black PRSM Shockmount from Heil Sound is a flexible support system for the PR 30 and PR 40 microphones. The PRSM helps suppress low-frequency rumble by absorbing and damping vibrations.
Heil Sound PR 30 Specs
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Heil Sound PR 30 Reviews
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