Soundman GFM 01 Stereo Grenzflächen Mikrofonbasis für OKM Mikrofone, inkl. Trennscheibe

• Stereo Boundary Base
  
• For Soundman original head microphones OKM (OKM II and other models)
  
• Elaborate microphone holder to convert OKM microphones into a boundary base
  
• Incl. J.Jacklin CH system separator - also known as "Jacklin disk
  
• Can be mounted completely on a photo or microphone stand
  
• Also suitable for permanent installation or mounting on walls
  
• Threaded flange with camera thread W3/8" on the bottom side
  
• Can also be placed on tables, floors or other surfaces
  
• The Soundman OKM microphone capsules are fixed in the mounting recesses by turning them slightly
  
• One sponge rubber round cord section and one knurled screw each are included as spare parts
  

Scope of delivery:

• Boundary microphone base
  
• Cut-off wheel
• Fasteners for cut-off wheel
• Sponge rubber round cord section and knurled screw (spare)
• Instructions for use
  

OKM microphones NOT included!!!

How do I use the GFM 01 boundary microphone base?

The GFM 01 Stereo Boundary Microphone Base is used in combination with the Soundman Original Head Microphones (OKM). For audio and video applications, the base has a threaded flange on the bottom with W 3/8" camera thread. This allows the complete unit to be mounted on any photo or microphone tripod. With the M4 threaded screw on the län edge of the microphone base, the complete unit can also be hung on a larger free wall surface using a small metal angle. In addition, it can also be placed on free surfaces or floors if required. This is a particular advantage for studio applications, as it increases the presence of the bass range in particular. The larger the surface of the floor, the lower the frequency response to be recorded.

The "Jacklin Disc“

To further refine and thus improve the presence in stereo recordings, a so-called "Jacklin disc" (separating disc) is included in the scope of delivery. This results in a good low bass reproduction as well as an improved stereo separation when the disc is aligned frontally to the sound source.