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Key Features
- Miniature Profile
- Cardioid Polar Pattern
The Audio-Technica AT831cW is a miniature condenser microphone with a cardioid polar pattern. It has been designed for hands free applications in sound reinforcement systems, and for use by professional musicians, especially for pickup of acoustic guitar. The AT831cW provides improved gain before feedback that normally cannot be achieved with miniature omnidirectional microphones. Close up voice and instrument pickup are crisp and clean, yet full sounding, while suppression of background noise is significantly improved over that of stand mounted full size cardioid microphones.
This model AT831cW has been specifically designed for use with Audio Technica's Wireless Transmitters.
More DetailsThis model AT831cW has been specifically designed for use with Audio Technica's Wireless Transmitters.
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Can someone tell me the difference between this ...
Can someone tell me the difference between this lav mic and the AT829cW lav mic? They are both cardioid lav mics.
The AT831cW has a smaller and more compact profile than the AT829cW model.
Date published: 2022-03-24
Does this mic need power? I would like to use it ...
Does this mic need power? I would like to use it with a sennheiser xswd which would require me soldering a trs tip but the sennheiser does not put out power as far as I know
The Audio-Technica AT831cW - Mini Cardioid Condenser Mic requires an unspecific amount of power from its connection to the AT UniPak transmitter or similar.
Date published: 2022-02-10
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I need to practically swallow the 831cW for it to pick up my voice. Is there a omni-directional mic that would work better? What am I doing wrong here?
We have not had that issue with our mic , it was purchased as an upgrade from the mic that came with our wireless unit. It was a big improvement . It has always been clipped on tie not the lapel. Cables are very sensitive on all units we have used so don't wrap them. A lot depends on receiver position & how much power you have for system.
Date published: 2018-08-28