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CAD Studio Condenser Microphone Package
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CAD Studio Condenser Microphone Package

This CAD Studio Microphone package includes a GXL2400 large diaphragm condenser and a GLX1200 condenser, plus a shock mount for the big GXL2400.
The CAD GXL2400 is a large diameter, fixed cardioid pattern, condenser microphone. High sensitivity and low distortion make this microphone an ideal candidate for recording, broadcast, sound reinforcement including vocal and instrument applications. The capsule in the GXL2400 features a 1-inch gold vapor deposited diaphragm. Requires 48V phantom power.

Packaged in a small, rugged, all metal housing, the GXL1200 condenser microphone provides a transparent sound reproduction. The transformerless design of this instrument microphone allows it to have low distortion and optimum low end frequency response. The GXL1200's size, accurate sound reproduction, and high SPL capability, make this a great choice for miking overheads, high hats, cymbals, woodwinds and stringed instruments. Requires 24V or 48V phantom power.

CAD Quality
The GXL1200 microphones are audio tested and inspected under the direction of CAD Professional Microphones, offering an exceptional level of value.
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CAD GXL2400 Specifications
  • Generating Element: Externally Biased True Condenser
  • Polar Pattern: Unidirectional (Cardioid)
  • Frequency Response: 30 Hz - 20 kHz
  • Sensitivity: -56dB 0dB=1V/uBar @ 1 kHz
  • Impedance: Less than 200 ohms
  • Equivalent Noise Level: 16dB (A-weighted)
  • Power: 48 Volts Phantom Power
  • Connector: 3 pin XLR type
  • Phasing: Positive diaphragm pressure produces a positive voltage on pin 2 with respect to pin 3.
  • Dimensions: 1.943 x 5.984 inches (54mm x 194mm), Mic only
  • Weight: 13.4 oz. (380 grams), Mic only
CAD GXL1200 Specifications
  • Generating Element: Externally Biased Condenser
  • Polar Pattern: Unidirectional (Cardioid)
  • Frequency Response: 30 Hz - 20 kHz
  • Sensitivity:
    • Power Level: -36dB 0dB=1mW per 10 microbars
    • Open Circuit Voltage: -56dB 0dB=1V per microbar
  • Impedance: Low (Less than 200 Ohms)
  • Equivalent Noise Level: +14dB (A-weighted)
  • Power: P24V or P48V Phantom Power
  • Connector: 3 pin XLR
  • Phasing: Positive pressure on diaphragm generates a positive voltage on pin #2 relative to pin #3
  • Dimensions:
    • Diameter: 0.88 inch
    • Length: 5.33 inches
  • Weight: 126 Grams

 
 
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Alan Rausch from Eastern Shore of Maryland
alanrausch@hotmail.com
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Subject:Great Deal for the Money
Quality: So far so good, time will tell how durable. I am super careful with all of my equipment, so it shouldn't be a problem. I don't even like "help" when setting up and packing up.
Features: The 1200 sounds better on dobro than a $250.00 at artist elite instrument mic, use the windscreen to cut down on pick noises. Also the windscreen is a little loose, I ordered a better thru windtech. The 2400 could use a windscreen, but I bought one for a Rode which fit fine. The shock mount for the 2400 is ok, but for my use on stage I prefer simple screw mount like on other mics in this price range. Both mics are accurate, and don't have feedback issues for acoustic and bluegrass. These mics meet my needs.
Ease of Use: Did not read anything, I had to adjust the distance for instruments for the 1200s too close picks up too much pick noise. The 2400s adjustment was to get closer than expected.
Sound: The 1200 picks up the low end on my dobro better than more expensive mics. The 2400 is accurate and works great on 2 o3 vocals coming together, with little feedback issues.
Value: I bought 2 of these paks, and mic an entire bluegrass band, except the bass. Previous I was using 5 AT mics at a cost of $1250 for the same results. Do the math.
Do you own this product?: Yes
Date submitted: 11-04-09
 
Thuja Audio from Seattle, Wa USA
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Subject:Good Mic For The Price
Quality: The mics sounds nice and the GXL 2400 come with a shock mount so thats nice. The GXL 1200 had a loose piece covering the diaphram but it is something I can glue on my self.
Features: Shock mount.
Ease of Use: Easy to use, just plug it in.
Sound: Sounds good, nice mids and highs.
Do you own this product?: yes
Date submitted: 5/26/09
 
Jack L from Chicago, IL, USA
jack_loganbill@yahoo.com
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Subject:An Incredible CAD Value
Quality: I figure these mics will last as long as any other mic of their type. I prefer this shock mount to others that came with pricier mics.
Features: I miss the pad switches of my other mics, but for the price....so what.
Ease of Use: Plug in a cable and go.
Sound: Both mics do a great job of capturing sound with little or no coloration. Both mics are very quiet (no self noise). It is hard to believe that you can purchase two quality mics for less than $100. I also own the AT-2041 package, Studio Projects B1, and Rode M3. These CAD mics compare very well. And unless you have a dedicated and properly configured mic-recording room, don't waste your money on $$$$$ mics.
Do you own this product?: Yes
Date submitted: 12/29/2008
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