Pearl Microphones ELM-C

his model meets very specific recording demands
Conventional microphone capsules are round. It's an easy shape to produce but it has one significant disadvantage — a primary resonance frequency. That's why so many microphones have unnatural boost in the 5-10 kHz region. Pearl's rectangular capsule has almost no resonances at all, a fact that pleases many audio engineers.

Pearl has made rectangular capsules for many years now, but never before with such an extreme (7:1) length/width ratio. The resulting polar pattern is that of a cardioid in the horizontal plane while it vastly reduces high frequencies in the vertical axis. This is very useful when isolating a sound source from, say, floor and ceiling reflections.

Pearl ELM-C can be used MS stereo setup (in conjunction with a figure-of-eight microphone, such as the Pearl ELM-B) or when used in a pair for XY stereo use.

The ELM-C is finished in piano black ED lacquer with a yellow logo, ring and engraved model number.

Package includes
Wooden box
Microphone shockmount 1930
Individual frequency graph
Frequency response
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Specifications
Polar pattern Cardioid
Sensitivity 22mV/Pa
Frequency response 20Hz - 25kHz
Impedance 100 ohms
Operating Voltage 48 volts
Rec. load imp 1k ohms
Current consumption 2.7 mA
Self noise 10 dBA
Max SPL 126 dB
Connector 3-pin XLR
Dimensions 192 x ø32 mm/28mm
Weight 305 g