Detail 01
Solid-state FET gain stage
Replaces the steel vacuum tube and is described as lowering the noise floor for a cleaner sound.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a large-diaphragm condenser design, the P-47 SS uses a FET gain stage for lower noise and a cleaner overall result. Its wide dynamic range covers fine detail as well as loud kick-drum work, while fast transient response suits guitar and vocal recording. The dual-diaphragm capsule creates a bell-shaped proximity effect that can add low end to broadcast vocals; engage the onboard 75 dB pad when that effect is unwanted.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Replaces the steel vacuum tube and is described as lowering the noise floor for a cleaner sound.
Detail 02
Creates the microphone's bell-shaped proximity effect.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its wide dynamic range is described as capable of capturing a crisp, loud kick drum.
The onboard 75 dB pad tempers the microphone's proximity effect when that low-end enhancement is not wanted.
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