Classic Retro Dynamic Microphone

COPPER

$121.99

Product Description

Bring classic style and focused vocal performance to your setup with the 5 Core Vintage Retro Dynamic Microphone. Designed with an all-metal construction and a distinctive vintage-inspired finish, this microphone combines a classic aesthetic with features suited for live performances, music recording, and vocal applications.

The microphone uses a super cardioid unidirectional pickup pattern to focus sound pickup while helping minimize unwanted noise. Its dynamic design provides rich, detailed audio reproduction, while the internal shock-mounted design helps reduce handling noise and vibrations for clearer sound.

The XLR connection provides a secure, professional connection and balanced audio signal, helping reduce noise and interference during longer cable runs. The chrome-plated die-cast casing adds to the rugged construction and classic appearance.

With its tailored frequency response, this vintage microphone is suitable for singing, vocal recording, live performances, and studio recordings. The package includes a retro microphone and mic adapter.

Key Features

Vintage-inspired retro microphone design
Dynamic microphone construction
Super cardioid unidirectional pickup pattern
All-metal construction with chrome-plated die-cast casing
Internal shock mount helps minimize handling noise and vibrations
XLR connection for a balanced audio signal
Designed for singing, vocal recording, live performances, and studio recordings
Rich and detailed sound reproduction
Available in Gold, Copper, Rose Gold, and White
Easy replacement policy for defective, damaged, or incorrectly described products

Measurements & Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	5 Core
Mic Type	Dynamic
Color	Gold / Copper / Rose Gold / White
Pickup Pattern	Super Cardioid Uni-directional
Mic Construction Material	Metal
Frequency Response	50Hz-16kHz
Sensitivity	-45dB (±3dB)
Output Impedance	250 Ohm
Element	Back Electret Condenser
Connection	XLR

Note: The description mentions a 30Hz-15kHz frequency response, -50dB sensitivity, and 600 Ohm output impedance in one section, while the technical specifications list 50Hz-16kHz, -45dB (±3dB), and 250 Ohm. Both sets of original specifications have been preserved above rather than guessing which is correct.