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CAD Al Di Meola Acoustic Mic Pack Reviews
  Compare the best prices from all over the web on CAD Al Di Meola Acoustic Mic Pack CAD Al Di Meola Acoustic Mic Pack Description Al's personal favorites for miking his acoustic onstage and in the studio! The Al Di Meola Acoustic Mic Pack From CAD is a versatile, high performance miking solution for acoustic guitars. The Acoustic Microphone Pack features the legendary guitarist's favorite mics for capturing his acoustic guitar performance on stage and in the studio. Included in the pack are the CAD Equitek Series e60 Cardioid Condenser Microphone and e70 Modular Dual-Capsule Condenser Microphone. Equitek e60 The Equitek e60 is a Cardioid Condenser Microphone with externally-biased point-source transduction and a high-power transformerless drive in a bulletproof road-ready housing. Take it on tour for high-impact instrumentation. The e60 features include three-frequency hi-pass filter, 10dB attenuator and integral stand clamp. P24 (24V) or P48 (48V) phantom power is required. Equitek e70 The Equitek e70 modular dual-capsule condenser microphone. Why decide when you can have both? Omnidirectional capsule for flat near field and ambience. Cardioid capsule for proximity boost and off-axis rejection. Capture your instrumentation with exacting detail. The e70 microphone features include field-effect detection, transformerless drive, dual-frequency hi-pass filter and two-position attenuator. Elastic shock mount, stand clamp and windscreen are included. P48 (48V) phantom power is required. 
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