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BT201|1

BT201|1 is a small diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone, offering optional choice of 3 capsules that satisfy the demands of all common studio and live applications - omni, open cardioid and open cardioid -20db option capsules. Matched pair is available to provide balanced stereo recordings. Also optional accessories JZI|7 and JZ|HLDR are recommended for BT201 series microphones.

Michael Wagener (Metallica, Queen, Ozzy Ozbourne, Alice Cooper)
"I tried the combination of a BT201 and BT301 on acoustic guitar and it was the best sound I’ve heard from any new microphone."

Steve Orchard (Air Studios - U2, Travis, Paul McCartney)
"When I was getting the acoustic guitar sound for Porcupine Tree’s newalbum I set up a pair of excellent c12’s & also set up the BT201 & the Black Hole in a stereo configuration. When comparing the 2 sets of mic’s the JZ mic’s were by far the best sounding crisp & present, I was amazed!"

Key features:

Small diaphragm (BT201) condenser capsule

Magnetic connection between capsule and microphone body

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Specifications:

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BT201\|1
Transducer type	electrostatic
Operating principal	pressure gradient
Diaphragms active diameter	13 mm
Frequency range	20 Hz to 20 kHz
Polar pattern	cardioid
Output impedance	50 ohms
Rated load impedance	1000 ohms
Suggested load impedance	>250 ohms
Sensitivity at 1000 Hz into 1000 ohms load	11 mV/Pa
S/N Ratio CCIR 468-3 weighted	71 dB
S/N Ratio DIN/IEC 651 A-weighted	82 db-A
Equivalent noise level DIN/IEC A-weighted	12 dB-A
Maximum SPL for 0.5% THD at 1000 ohm load	140 dB
Dynamic range of the microphone preamplifier	128 db
Phantom powering voltage on pins 2 & 3 of XLR	+48 V (+/-4 V)
Current consumption	< 2 mA
Output connector	3-pin XLR male, gold plated
	contacts
Signal polarity	positive toward pressure on a diaphragm
	produces positive polarity voltage on
	XLR pin #2relatively to pin #3
Dimensions	161,5 mm lenght x 24 mm diameter
	together with magneticly attached
	head, 140 g

Michael Wagener
I tried the combination of a BT201 and BT301 on acoustic guitar and it was the best sound I’ve heard from any new microphone.

Steve Orchard
When I was getting the acoustic guitar sound for Porcupine Tree’s newalbum I set up a pair of excellent c12’s & also set up the...