Shure - 561

 

Omnidirectional Dynamic, Low Z, for Gooseneck Mounting

 

Description/Specs

Shure 561 - Omnidirectional Dynamic, Low Z, for Gooseneck Mounting

The Shure Model 561 is an omnidirectional, low-impedance dynamic microphone designed for use on a stand or flexible gooseneck. Its smooth frequency response is tailored for optimum speech intelligibility, making it ideal for language labs, paging applications, and base station communications. The 561 is also suitable for use as a talk-back or cuing microphone in TV, film, and recording studios

  • Frequency response tailored for speech applications, with bass rolloff and mid-range "presence" rise

  • Omnidirectional pickup pattern

  • Low impedance; long lengths of cable can be used without affecting microphone response or level

  • Shock-mounted cartridge for reduced stand and handling noise

  • Rugged die-cast aluminum construction

  • Lockable stainless steel mesh grille

  • Optional gooseneck and mounting flange

Type
Dynamic

 
Frequency Response
40 to 10,000 Hz

Polar Pattern
Omnidirectional

 
Impedance
Rated at 150 Ohms (200 Ohms actual). Designed for connection to inputs rated at 19 to 300 Ohms.

 
Output Level (at 1,000 Hz)
Open Circuit Voltage ... ­57.5 dBV/Pa (1.33 mV)
(1 Pa = 94 dB SPL)

 
Polarity
Positive pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage on the white cable lead relative to the black lead.

 
Cable
1.2 m (4 ft.) two-conductor, shielded, unterminated.

 
Stand Thread
Suitable for mounting on stand or gooseneck with 5/8"-27 thread.

 
Case
Silver and black aluminum with stainless steel grille.

 
Net Weight
142 grams (5 oz.)

 
Packaged Weight
255 grams (9 oz.)

 
Dimensions
See User Guide

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