
Behringer
Behringer ECM8000 Omni-Directional Measurement Condenser Microphone
Condenserphantom power
An ultra-flat omnidirectional measurement microphone built for room analysis and acoustic calibration at a budget-friendly price.
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Overview
Key Features
Ultra-linear condenser microphone for measurement and recording application
Perfectly suited for room equalization application plus high-resolution studio recording and live applications
Exceptionally flat frequency response and ultra-high sound resolution
Evenly weighted, true omnidirectional pattern
Works with phantom power from +15 to +48 V
Specifications
Brand
Behringer
Model
ECM8000
Type
Condenser Measurement Microphone
Polar Pattern
Omnidirectional
Frequency Response
20 – 20,000 Hz
Impedance
200 Ohms
Power Requirement
Phantom Power +15V to +48V
Output Connector
Gold-plated 3-pin XLR
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ECM8000 primarily designed for?
It is designed as a measurement microphone for use with real-time analyzers and room correction systems, allowing you to capture an accurate acoustic picture of a room for equalization purposes.
Can the ECM8000 be used for recording music?
While its primary purpose is acoustic measurement, its flat frequency response and omnidirectional pickup pattern make it usable for ambient recording, room tone capture, and certain studio applications where an uncolored sound is desired.
What type of power does the ECM8000 require?
It requires phantom power between +15V and +48V, which is supplied by most mixing consoles, audio interfaces, and standalone phantom power supplies via the XLR connection.
Why does the ECM8000 use an omnidirectional polar pattern?
An omnidirectional pattern picks up sound equally from all directions, which is essential for measurement work because it provides an unbiased reading of a room's acoustic characteristics without favoring any particular direction.
What connector does the ECM8000 use?
It uses a gold-plated 3-pin XLR output connector, compatible with standard professional audio cables and equipment.