AKG Acoustics Microphone C 414B TLII User Manual

C 414B/TLII  
Condenser Microphone  
Description  
There are probably more AKG C 414 microphones in  
studios worldwide than any other 1-inch condenser multi-  
pattern microphone model from any manufacturer. The  
reasons are numerous: these microphones are workhorses in  
all areas of recording, from the pop studio to classical  
recording venues. Their variety of polar patterns, along with  
two degress of bass cut and two levels of padding, make  
them ideal for recording just about any vocal or instrument  
under any conceivable working condition in the studio.  
The AKG C 414 B/TLII is the latest of a series of variations  
on the basic C 414 design and draws from AKGs early  
studio heritage, the legendary Model C 12. The CK 12 dual  
diaphragm capsule has been recreated, with its combination  
of warmth and presence, and combined with modern  
solidstate transformerless circuitry. The early CK 12s were all  
slightly different in response -- a consequence of individual  
hand-crafting. Today we bring a higher degree of uniformity  
to the production line, and the new C 414 B/TLII models are  
quite consistent in response. Also, an H 100 spider  
suspension shock mount and W 414 windscreen are included  
as standard accessories.  
Specifications  
Transducer type:  
Dual diaphragm, 1 in. (25 mm) diameter  
pressure gradient  
H 100  
Diaphragm material:  
Gold-sputtered mylar foil  
Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (+1.5/-1.0 dB)  
Polar patterns:  
Omnidirectional, cardioid,  
Features  
hypercardioid and figure-eight  
Impedance:  
180 ohms  
• One of the world’s most popular  
studio 1-inch condenser  
microphones  
• Response patterned after the AKG  
classic C 12 microphone  
• Four selectable polar patterns  
(omni, cardioid, hypercardioid and  
figure-eight)  
• Operates with phantom powering  
from 12 to 48 volts nominal  
• Broad response rise in the 3 kHz  
range enhances vocal presence in  
the studio  
• Includes an H 100 isolation shock  
mount and W 414 windscreen  
Recommended load impedance: greater than 600 ohms  
Output connector: XLR (pin 2 positive, per IEC standard)  
Sensitivity at 1 kHz: 12.5 mV/Pa; -38 dB (dB re 1 V)  
Equivalent noise level (A-weighted): 14 dB (DIN 45412)  
Sound pressure level for 0.5% THD: 140 dB (160 dB SPL with  
-20 dB preattenuation)  
30 Hz - 20 kHz  
S/N ratio re 1 Pa (A-weighted): 80 dB  
Environmental:  
Operating temperature: 14° F to 140° F (-10°C to + 60°C)  
Relative humidity: 90% (+20°C), 85% (60°C)  
Pre-attenuation switch: -10 or -20 dB  
Low frequency roll-off: 12 dB/octave below 75 or 150 Hz  
Power requirement:  
12 to 48 V phantom power nominal  
Current consumption: less than 2 mA  
Microphone size:  
5.6x 1.8x 1.4”  
(141 mm x 45 mm x 35 mm)  
Microphone net weight:11 oz. (0.31 kg)  
Shipping weight: 33.6 oz. (0.97 kg)  
Standard accessories: H100 Spider shock mount  
W414 Foam windscreen  
Optional Accessory:  
SA18/3B Stand adapter  
 

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