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| Technical specifications | |
| Polar Pattern | Omni-directional / Hypercardoid / Figure-of-eight | 
| Frequency Response | 20hz to 20kHz | 
| Sensitivity | 20 / 25 / 35 mV/Pa | 
| Power | Power supply unit supplied | 
| Output Impedance | 300 Ohm nominal | 
| Minimum load impedance | 1 k Ohm | 
| Max SPL @ 1kHz | > 136dB | 
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 69 / 71 / 74 dB | 
| Dimesions | Ĝ64х255 mm | 
| Weight | 1,5kg | 
| Relative Humidity | 85% (+25 degrees C) | 

| Frequency response | 
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              Cardoid | 
| Omni-directional | 
| Figure-of-eight | 

| Application notes MKL-111 (Ambience) | 
| Room (or ambient) Mics: 1 x MKL 111 The MKL-111 could be the only mic you need for miking up a full drum kit. The clarity of the top end with colour added by the tube circuitry of this mic will give a wonderfully detailed full and rich sound. Each drum and cymbal should come through clearly and brightly. For the simplistic approach the sound created by this set up is unmatchable even with hours of experimentation on mic placement and application suitability with a bunch of other mics. Place the MKL 111 about 1.5 foot above the level of the 
              highest cymbal with the stand about 2 foot behind the drummers 
              stool and face the mic angled down towards the centre of the kit. | 

| Sound samples | 
| Guitar 1 (3,95mb) Guitar 2 (3,47mb) Speech - figure-of-8 (5,1mb) Speech - omni (4,25mb) Speech - cardioid (4,38mb) | 

| Reviews | ||
| 
 Chris Lausmann 
 
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