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Microphone USB Ultra-HD

4 caractéristiques sélectionnables
Spécialement conçu pour les besoins des podcasters et des créateurs de contenu
Plug & Play sur PC et Mac à l'aide de pilotes de classe
Plug & Play sur les appareils iOS tels que iPhone et iPad avec Apple Camera Kit et alimentation externe (optionnels non fourni)
Plug & Play sur appareils Android à partir d'Android V9.x ou supérieur en connexion avec l'adaptateur OTG (optionnel non fourni)
Sortie casque intégrée pour un monitoring sans latence
4 caractéristiques directionnelles commutables: Avant, avant & arrière, stéréo serrée, stéréo large
Résolution: 24 bits / 192 kHz
Réponse en fréquence: 20 - 20 000 Hz
Niveau de pression acoustique max.: 129 dB SPL (0,5% THD)
Sortie casque avec une impédance nominale de 16 Ohm, une puissance de sortie (RMS) de 43 mW et une réponse en fréquence de 20 - 22 000 Hz
Rapport signal/bruit: 98 dB
THD: <0,9 %
Port USB 2.0
Consommation de courant: 75 mA via USB
Poids: 1 kg
Câble USB-C vers USB-A de 2 m et carte d'inscription pour Ableton Live 10 Lite incl.

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Référencé depuis Novembre 2019
Numéro d'article 481500
Conditionnement (UVC) 1 Pièce(s)
Microphone de table Oui
Sortie casque Oui

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Un système audio complet

A full-fledged audio system

AKG presents its latest creation: The Lyra, a versatile USB microphone in an attractive retro design. Whilst the majority of USB mics are designed as entry-level devices for singers and podcasters who don't yet have their own audio interface, AKG has chosen to take a different path with the Lyra, which instead has been designed as a full-fledged audio system that is highly flexible in application and suitable for a range of sophisticated functions thanks to its four - yes, FOUR - microphone capsules, which put a variety of different capture modes at the user's disposal. The AKG Lyra's impressive functionality is complemented by its elegant design, which instantly recalls radio microphones of a bygone age, and also it tips the scales at around one kilogramme, thus promising a respectable level of stability.

No cutting corners

As mentioned above, the AKG Lyra features four different capture modes, a feature that clearly sets this mic apart from the competition. These modes operate in a fashion similar to those found on a large-diaphragm condenser microphone but are also a step ahead, since they also cover stereo applications. In "Front" mode, the microphone captures a direct mono signal from in front of the capsule while suppressing signals from the rear and sides, and "Front & Back" mode captures mono signals from in front of and behind the capsule. The remaining two modes can be used to create stereo recordings: "Tight Stereo" captures a stereo signal from in front of the mic, while "Wide Stereo" employs all four capsules simultaneously to create an omnidirectional signal with wide stereo imaging.

Much more than meets the eye

The AKG Lyra is an excellent choice for podcasters thanks to its "Front", "Front & Back", and "Wide Stereo" capture modes, which allow the user to record themselves alone, to record interviews conducted with another person, or even make podcasts with the participants seated in a circle around the mic. The "Tight Stereo" capture mode on the other hand is the go-to when recording acoustic instruments and musical performances in intimate settings. The Lyra additionally features a headphone output with direct monitoring to allow the user to listen directly to the recorded signal without latency. Since the microphone is USB-powered, it is also highly suitable for use on the go, and the USB connection is compatible with both iOS and Android devices.

About AKG

AKG was founded in Vienna, in 1947, by Dr. Rudolf Goerike and Ernst Pless. After only a few months, the first AKG microphones were already being used for the first time in radio stations and theatres. AKG’s big breakthrough occurred during the early 1950s, due to specific and sophisticated innovations in their field. One example is the first large-diaphragm condenser microphone with remote-controlled, switchable polar pattern (D12) – the first client to acquire them was the BBC in London. AKG is today a world-renowned brand in many different fields. With countless high-class products in its range, such as the well-known C414, the name AKG has always been synonymous of quality and outstanding sound.

Something for everyone

In addition to the aforementioned podcasters, the AKG Lyra's range of potential users also includes YouTubers and musicians, and those who want to make spoken word or music recordings without having to familiarise themselves with multiple different devices first will certainly appreciate the Lyra's "set it and forget it" usability. Mobile content creators in turn will benefit from the microphone's plug-and-play compatibility with PC, MacOS, Android, and iOS operating systems. That is by no means all, however: The four capture modes made possible by the AKG Lyra's four microphone capsules give the user more options for making high-quality recordings than many high-end recording devices.

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