Tascam TM-2X Stereo XY Condenser DSLR Microphone

Key Features
- Directional stereo condenser microphone in an X-Y configuration
- Designed with the capacity to easily handle high sound pressures up to 120 dB SPL
- Floating support structure
- Low-cut filter
- Two-stage output level adjustment switch ensures compatibility with a variety of cameras
- Vari-angle microphone structure allows 180º rotation
- Tripod mounting threads
- 33cm connection cord
- Lightweight design (75 g)
- Stereo mini-plug output jack
- Operates on plug-in power from the connected unit
- Included noise isolation arm, furry windscreen, shoe adapter (ISO/JIS specification compliant)
Overview
The Tascam TM 2X stereo XY condenser DSLR Microphone records high quality sound for you DSLR cameras. With an X-Y stereo microphone, it captures a true representation of the sonic atmosphere. It is great for recording sound from a wide area with different sources, as well as to record sound that is in front of the camera. This microphone delivers high audio quality and also handles a high amount of audio pressure. The TM-2X mic is the same as those used in highly regarded DR series recorders. This Tascam microphone has a high performance rating and frequency response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz. It can handle huge sound pressures of up to 120 dB SP, which prevents distortion even in loud scenarios. It can be directly plugged in to your DSLR with the built in stereo mini plug output. The output can be set in two levels according to the compatibility with a variety of cameras. It also features noise isolation arm that helps in reducing lens operation noise. The onboard Low Cut filter eliminates unwanted low frequency sounds.
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detailed specifications
| Type of Microphone | cardioid |
| Sensitivity | "SENS H:-37dB, SENS L:-52dB (at 1kHz, 0dB=1V/Pa, RL:2.2k?, Vcc:2.5V)" |
| Impedance | 1.6k ohms (RL:2.2k?, Vcc:2.5V) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 74dB (at 1kHz, 1Pa, A weighted) |
| Maximum Input Power | 120dB SPL (at 1kHz, SENS:H, LCF=Flat, RL:2.2k?, Vcc:2.5V) |
| Power Requirements | Plug-in power (JEITA standard CP-1203A) |
| Cable Length | 33cm |
| Frequency Range | 50Hz to 20kHz |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | "TM-2X main unit: 57(W)×59(H)×69(D)mm(not including cable and connectors) Noise isolation arm: 34(W)×57(H)×142(D)mm" |
| Weight | "TM-2X main unit: 75g Noise isolation arm: 41g" |
| Color | Black |
- Tascam TM-2X Stereo XY Condenser DSLR Microphone
- Noise isolation arm
- Furry windscreen
- Shoe adapter (ISO/JIS specification compliant)
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