Holiday Special Lewitt Lct140 Air - Instrument Condenser Microphone With Two Sound Characteristics. While Supplies Last [Jk96G4yY]

Introducing the Lewitt LCT140 AIR

The Lewitt LCT140 AIR is a versatile instrument condenser microphone designed for musicians and sound engineers who demand exceptional quality and flexibility. This small diaphragm condenser microphone offers two distinct sound characteristics to cater to your diverse recording needs. With the ability to switch between the 'AIR' and 'FLAT' settings, you can effortlessly capture the essence of your instrument, whether you prefer a natural sound or a touch of top-end sparkle. The LCT140 AIR is the perfect choice for acoustic guitarists and drummers looking for a microphone that delivers both clarity and character.

Unmatched Sound Quality and Specifications

The Lewitt LCT140 AIR is engineered to deliver superior sound quality, thanks to its 17mm diaphragm and Cardioid polar pattern. This microphone boasts an excellent transient response, ensuring every note and nuance is captured with precision. With a sensitivity of 14.6 mV/Pa and a self-noise level of just 20 dB (A), the LCT140 AIR provides a clear and detailed sound. The microphone features a pre-attenuation pad and a low-cut filter, allowing you to fine-tune your recordings to perfection. Specifications such as a dynamic range of 115 dB (A) and a max. SPL of 135 dBSPL further highlight its professional-grade performance.

Perfect for Any Performance Scenario

Whether you're recording in a studio or on the go, the Lewitt LCT140 AIR is a versatile tool for any musician. Its compact design and included accessories make it easy to transport and set up. The microphone's cardioid polar pattern ensures that unwanted background noise is minimized, providing a focused and accurate sound. Ideal for acoustic guitar and drums, the LCT140 AIR is also suitable for a wide range of instruments and applications. From live performances to studio recordings, this microphone is a reliable companion for any musician seeking to capture their sound just the way they want it.