Hama DM-40
 | Outdated Product Microphone: vocal; Operating principle: dynamic; unidirectional; Directional pattern: cardioid; Rated resistance (Ohm): 600; Frequency range (Hz): 100 – 10000; Sensitivity (dB): -75; Cable length (m): 3; |
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