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Available in limited edition:
The D12-CR
replacement transducer for AKG D12
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Many vintage AKG D12 microphones found today suffer from poor bass response, low output and distortion. Repair is possible in few cases only, as spare parts are no more available.
Pull your discarded D12 from the scrap now, and give it a new life in your studio !
Our D12-CR replacement system converts it into a phantom-powered studio condenser mic with powerful bass, smooth mids and deliberately enhanced treble range.
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The D12-CR mounts into the original shell with little adjustment needed, and wiring connects to the terminals already present.
A dual integrated pop filter makes the D12-CR suitable for vocals as well as brass instruments captured from short distance. Ideal also for announcers, due to its full-bodied character and little sibilance.
Sensitivity of the mic equals modern studio condensers, while a -12dB version is available for drum use and very loud sources. |
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The specially developed circuitry permits an LF range down to even 15Hz, delivering a warm though powerful sound.
Increased operating level allows reduced gain settings, with interference in the signal path reduced to a minimum.
The electronically balanced low-Z output stage accepts cable lenghts of up to 100 metres without noticeable loss in performance.
Developed, crafted and assembled in Germany !
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Sound samples:
- all samples recorded without eq/dynamics, except full kit -
Please note that an undamaged D12 shell must be provided by the customer !
Installation can be effected by drefahlaudio only. Wiring will be restored during installation as needed, and the original transducer will be returned.
Technical specs:
Operating principle |
large-diaphragm condenser, electronically balanced |
Polar pattern |
cardioid |
Powering |
48V phantom @ 3.5mA typ. |
Frequency response |
20Hz...16kHz @ -3dB |
Sensitivity |
19mV/Pa (standard version) / 5mV/Pa (-12dB version) |
Self noise |
<-94dBu (standard version) |
Max. output level |
+2dBu (-2dBu @ 1% THD) equiv. 128dB SPL |
 
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