BEYERDYNAMIC TG-V70-S
BEYERDYNAMIC TG-V70-S
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Description
Description
Take control of your voice with the BEYERDYNAMIC TG-V70-S
The BEYERDYNAMIC TG-V70-S is a handheld dynamic microphone for vocals and speech with a hypercardioid polar pattern and an on/off switch. It is designed for singers, presenters, and technicians working with live vocals who need to combine directional pickup with control accessible directly from the microphone. Its 3-pin male XLR connection allows it to be integrated into an audio system with a compatible input.
Hypercardioid vocal pickup with an on/off switch close at hand. Its frequency response of 40 to 20,000 Hz and SCT sound ducting technology are part of a design focused on the acoustic behavior of the voice. It belongs to the TG 70 series, whose microphones are handmade in Germany.
Key features of the BEYERDYNAMIC TG-V70-S
Handheld dynamic microphone for vocals, speeches, and live performances
Hypercardioid polar pattern for directional vocal pickup
On/off switch built into the microphone
Frequency response of 40 to 20,000 Hz and 3-pin male XLR connection
SCT acoustic technology with specific sound-ducting geometries
What makes the BEYERDYNAMIC TG-V70-S special?
Its SCT technology uses the acoustic path of the sound to shape both the response and the polar pattern. Beyerdynamic uses acoustic labyrinths with specific geometries, delay lines, and tuned attenuation elements to control sound waves. It is not just about the capsule: the design of the acoustic channels also influences the pickup result.
For those starting to work with a vocal microphone, the handheld format and built-in switch make it possible to manage the power on and off from the equipment itself. For experienced singers and technicians, the hypercardioid pattern offers a directional tool whose placement can be adjusted to the needs of the stage. The handmade manufacturing in Germany completes a design aimed at live vocal work, both for the performer and for the person operating the mixing console.