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KEL Audio Releases Second Microphone
January 12, 2005
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KEL Audio has released the HM-4, a front address large diaphragm condenser microphone. The HM-4 features a 1-inch externally-biased cardioid capsule and offers a low frequency cut, 10 dB pad and internal pop filter. "The mic lends itself to close-miced vocals, as well as electric guitars, acoustic bass, kick drum, piano, and lead instruments", says Kelly Dueck, President of Kel Audio. "If you want to bring a sound a little forward in a mix without sounding shrill the HM-4 works well." The HM-4 follows on the heels of the darker sounding HM-1 small diaphragm condenser mic and is an adaptation of a design originally intended for voiceover work. "The HM-4 has an internal pop filter and bass roll-off so you can work the mic", Dueck explains. But the addition of an attenuator lets you get in close to a source for a huge sound while taking a lot of level, if necessary. We wanted a front address configuration, as well, so it would be easy to place around drum kits and guitar amps." The HM-4 is available directly from Kel Audio's website at an introductory price of $179 USD and ships with an elastic shock mount, screw-on swivel mount, and plastic foam-lined carrying case. An individual frequency plot accompanies every mic. For more information, visit their web site at http://www.kelaudio.com/.Recent KEL Audio headlines
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