SE ELECTRONICS RN17 OMNIDIRECTIONAL CAPSULE
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MICROPHONE CAPSULE 'Omnidirectional polar pattern version of the wonderful RN17 microphone. RN17 factory stereo pair.
Designed in collaboration with Mr. Rupert Neve, the RN17 redefines the capabilities of a Small Diaphragm Condenser microphone.
This is the world's first pencil microphone with a high-performance, hand-wound, mass-produced transformer.
The second product of the sE/Rupert Neve collaboration, work on the RN17 began with a discussion between Rupert and Siwei Zou about the advantages and problems of small diaphragm condensers. I said: That transformer is too big. This is a small capsule microphone. Impossible.
According to Siwei, 'The problem with SDCs is that they have a very clear sound, the SPL is high, but the sound is very cold, not like with a large diaphragm. The quality of the transformer can make the sound much better. But that small transformer, no one can do it.'
Rupert said to me, 'I want THIS transformer. I said, 'That transformer is going to be too big. This is a small capsule microphone. Impossible.' He said, 'I want the impossible to be possible.'
You can read more about this fabulous microphone and get a weekend of technical details, videos and sound examples here: https://www.seelectronics.com/se-rn17-rupert-neve-mic'
Designed in collaboration with Mr. Rupert Neve, the RN17 redefines the capabilities of a Small Diaphragm Condenser microphone.
This is the world's first pencil microphone with a high-performance, hand-wound, mass-produced transformer.
The second product of the sE/Rupert Neve collaboration, work on the RN17 began with a discussion between Rupert and Siwei Zou about the advantages and problems of small diaphragm condensers. I said: That transformer is too big. This is a small capsule microphone. Impossible.
According to Siwei, 'The problem with SDCs is that they have a very clear sound, the SPL is high, but the sound is very cold, not like with a large diaphragm. The quality of the transformer can make the sound much better. But that small transformer, no one can do it.'
Rupert said to me, 'I want THIS transformer. I said, 'That transformer is going to be too big. This is a small capsule microphone. Impossible.' He said, 'I want the impossible to be possible.'
You can read more about this fabulous microphone and get a weekend of technical details, videos and sound examples here: https://www.seelectronics.com/se-rn17-rupert-neve-mic'