ELECTRO VOICE RE 90HW [2/2] Electro voice

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Part Number F.01U.179.668 Rev 08

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Electro-Voice

Application Notes: Frequency Response:

Architects’ and Engineers’

Specifications:

RE90P-12

The microphone shall be a single-D cardioid back-electret

condenser type with frequency response of 100 to 15,000 Hz. The

microphone shall produce a high degree of output signal quality

despite the possible near-field presence of RF (radio frequency)

devices such as cell phones. The microphone shall have a 200-ohm

with professional XLR-type 3-pin style terminating connector and an

external windscreen. The microphone shall be of metal construction.

The Electro-Voice RE90P-12 is specified.

RE90P-18

The microphone shall be a single-D cardioid back-electret

condenser type with frequency response of 100 to 15,000 Hz. The

microphone shall produce a high degree of output signal quality

despite the possible near-field presence of RF (radio frequency)

devices such as cell phones. The microphone shall have a 200-ohm

nominal balanced output, with an output level of 4.5mV/pascal. The

connector and an external windscreen. The microphone shall be of

metal construction. The Electro-Voice RE90P-18 is specified.

The RE90P-12 and RE90P-18 gooseneck microphones are designed

for sound reinforcement applications requiring high quality, wide

response and a uniform polar pattern in a slender, adjustable

gooseneck microphone. The RE90P-12 and RE90P-18 can be

employed on lecterns, podiums, and on mixing consoles as a

filtering provides greater isolation from P-pop noise in a smaller

package. In some locations, there is a desire to permanently attach

the foam windscreen to the microphone to prevent loss. Included

with the microphone are two strips of double-sided tape (the second

strip is a spare). To permanently attach the foam windscreen,

first crack and peel off the protective back layer of one strip of

tape. Apply the tape to the transducer by wrapping it around the

gooseneck adapter. The eight screened ports on the transducer

should be well above the tape so as to not disturb the sound

reception. Next remove the protective front layer of the attached