Peavey PVM 880 User's Manual
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1. ED PEAVEY ELECTRONIC PVM 880 Diamond Series Microphone SPECIFICATIONS Diaphragm Type Diamond Coated Element Type Dynamic Magnet Composition Neodymium iron Boron Polar Pattern Hypercardioid Front to Back Rejection 15 dB typical Impedance 400 ohms Frequency Response 45 Hz to 16 kHz Sensitivity 52 dB 0 dB 1 mW Pascal Open Circuit Voltage 68 dB 0 dB 1 volt mBar Case Housing Brass Finish Rubberized paint Pop Filter Dual integral open cell foam Phasing Positive inward pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage at pin 2 Weight 62 Ibs FEATURES Diamond coated diaphragm Neodynamic design Hypercardioid polar response Neodymium magnetic Superior off axis rejection Smooth accurate frequency response e Ultrahigh sensitivity DESCRIPTION The PVM 880 Diamond Series Microphone is a hypercardioid polar pattern hand held microphone that has a tailored response for those users who like low frequency emphasis The hypercardioid pattern makes close micing easier reducing crosstalk between microphones The PVM 880 is an excellent vocal microphone for the user desiring low frequency boost The most significant advances in microphone design have been achieved through the utilization of high tech materials Peavey is proud to say that we now offer a significant advancement in our microphone design This ad vancement is achieved through the utilizatio2. n of amorphous diamond coated diaphragms that s right diamond Peavey uses a patented technology to coat the microphone diaphragms with a super thin coat of diamond This thin coat offers many advantages over the conventional laminating or coating materials Everybody knows that diamond is the hardest substance known to man but did you know that it is also super stiff The stiffness is why we choose to use it on our diaphragms achieving a stiff but ultra light system Just like the clarity of a high grade diamond the new PVM 880 offers clarity in a hand held microphone that mimics those high cost condenser microphones Another great advantage of the PVM 880 is that combined with our new twin tuned electro mechanical shock mount system it offers one of the lowest handling noises of any hand held dynamic on the market You can FELMLVLY hear the diamond difference immedi ately super clear and ultra low handling noise We have combined another exciting high tech feature with our ultra light diaphragm A neodymium iron boron magnet has been used to achieve a high output hand held dynamic The neodymium magnet allows more than two times the output of traditional dynamic hand held microphones A higher output microphone provides a better overall signal to noise spec due to lower gain settings through the system We have combined the latest tech nologies into every aspect of the new PVM 880 to provide you with a prod
3. uct not to be outdated for a long time ARCHITECTURAL amp ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS The microphone shall be a moving coil dynamic with a frequency response of 45 Hz to 16 kHz The microphone shall have a hypercardioid characteris tic typically 15 dB down from the front response The microphone shall have an output power level of 52 dB where 0 dB 1 mW Pascal and a nominal impedance rating of 400 ohms The microphone shail have a gray rubberized finish that can withstand the toughest of conditions The microphone uses a standard mic clip for stand mounting The connector shall be a three pin XLR equivalent audio type PROXIMITY Proximity effect is a naturally occur ring phenomenon in unidirectional microphones The effect is to accentu ate or boost the low frequency re sponse This effect is a function of distance from the diaphragm to the source and increases as the diaphragm is moved closer to the source ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY NOTE For details refer to the war ranty statement Copies of this state ment may be obtained by contacting Peavey Electronics Corporation P O Box 2898 Meridian Mississippi 39302 2898 Dimensions DT FREQUENCY RESPONSE PVM 880 POLAR PATTERNS 5 dB per division GER Ge De 89 d TR RES N y f LX SP 7 r SJ es ID AS ELK NS NS Z
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