Placid Audio Copperphone Microphone

The Placid Audio Copperphone Microphone is unlike any full range microphone you have heard, it operates within a limited bandwidth of frequencies which lends a nostalgic quality to the signal. Some might compare the sound of the Copperphone to an AM radio or a telephone. The sound is achieved through a combination of the microphones element and a mechanical filtering device. The element is rear ported into a hollow resonant chamber and as sound passes through the diaphragm into the chamber, upper mid range frequencies are accentuated while low and high frequencies are reduced. The Placid Audio Copperphone does not use phantom power as it has a passive dynamic element. It uses a Switchcraft 3 pin male XLR connector and can be connected to any audio gear with a 3 pin female XLR connector via an XLR cable. Accidentally applying phantom power will not harm the microphone or affect its performance. Because the sound of the Placid Audio Copperphone has a character unlike many other tradition