Description
LEWITT LCT 040 MATCH – Precision for Acoustic Instrument Recording The LEWITT LCT 040 MATCH is a high-quality small-diaphragm condenser microphone designed specifically for recording acoustic instruments like acoustic guitars and drums. Thanks to its cardioid polar pattern and lightweight design, it delivers exceptionally clear sound quality and fast transient response, making it an ideal choice for musicians and sound engineers.
Key Features Balanced Sound with Brilliant Highs – The microphone delivers clear and detailed sound with a slight boost in high frequencies, giving recordings a professional character.
Cardioid Polar Pattern – Effectively isolates the sound source from unwanted background noise, ensuring clean recordings.
Compact and Lightweight Design – The milled aluminum housing weighs only 44 grams, making it easy to position the microphone in any recording situation.
Wide Frequency Response – The range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz ensures precise sound reproduction.
Perfect for Musicians and Producers The LEWITT LCT 040 MATCH is perfect for live recordings, studio sessions, and home setups. Its fast transient response captures even the smallest sound details, which is crucial when recording dynamic instruments like drums and acoustic guitars.
Technical Specifications Transducer Type: Permanently polarized condenser Diaphragm Diameter: 17 mm Polar Pattern: Cardioid Frequency Range: 20 Hz – 20 kHz Sensitivity: 18.8 mV/Pa (-34.5 dBV/Pa) Self-Noise: 20 dB(A) Maximum SPL: 135 dB SPL Dynamic Range: 115 dB(A) Output Impedance: 203 Ω Power Supply: 48 V ± 4 V phantom power Weight: 44.6 g Included in the Box LEWITT LCT 040 MATCH microphone Windscreen Microphone clip Carrying bag Conclusion The LEWITT LCT 040 MATCH is a professional condenser microphone known for its excellent sound quality, lightweight design, and precise transient response. It performs exceptionally well both in the studio and on stage, delivering transparency and detail in every recording. The perfect choice for anyone looking to record acoustic instruments.