Ehrlund EHR-T
Dual-capsule large-diaphragm studio condenser (variable pattern via post-mix)
Microphone$2,399Manufacturer list price
Specifications
- Type
- Microphone
- Description
- Dual-capsule large-diaphragm studio condenser (variable pattern via post-mix)
- Topology
- condenser (dual patented triangular capsules, front + back), FET
- Signal path
- Analog
- Channels
- 2
- Channel format
- dual mono (independent front and back capsule outputs, blended by the user)
- Form factor
- Side-address cylindrical body, Ø60 x 155 mm, 345 g
- Connection
- XLR (analog)
- Frequency response
- 7 Hz - 87,000 Hz
- Max SPL
- 116 dB SPL @ 0.5% THD; 122 dB SPL @ 1% THD
- Sensitivity
- -33 dBV/Pa (23 mV/Pa) at 1kHz
- Polar pattern
- variable/selectable in post by mixing the two outputs: omnidirectional, cardioid, wide cardioid, supercardioid, bi-directional (figure-8)
- Country of manufacture
- Sweden
Details
Controls: none on the mic body; pattern is derived externally by mixing the two output channels
I/O: 1x 5-pin female XLR output breaking out to 2x 3-pin male XLR (front/back channel outputs)
Notes: FLAG (correction to brief assumption): the task brief guessed EHR-T might be a 'tube version' of the EHR-M. Research on ehrlund.se plus Mix Online / Gearspace coverage confirms EHR-T is NOT a tube microphone - it is a solid-state FET design with TWO independent patented triangular capsules (front-facing and rear-facing) each with its own output, delivered via a 5-pin XLR breaking out to two 3-pin XLR runs, letting the engineer blend the two signals afterward to select/shape the effective polar pattern. Ehrlund does not appear to currently sell a vacuum-tube microphone. Self-noise <7 dBA, S/N 87 dBA, dynamic range 115 dB. price_usd = Front End Audio current list.