The Brauner Phantom Classic FET Microphone embodies a reduction to the absolutely essential without compromise in performance.
The design philosophy of the Brauner Phantom Classic FET Microphone - which works purely in cardioid characteristic, guarantees a sound quality otherwise found only in Brauner's tube microphones. Its capsule is based on the ideal of the VM1 giving the Phantom C a very natural and pristine sound character. The Phantom's success was most recently augmented through the release of the limited edition Phantom AE (anniversary edition). This edition was released to mark the occasion of Brauner's 10-year anniversary and was comprised of 1000 nickel colored as well as 1000 black microphones. After the paramount success of the limited Phantom anniversary series, Brauner now delivers the legitimate successor of the Phantom C with the Phantom Classic. The Phantom was nominated for TecAward in 2003 and received various awards by associated audio magazines.
Brauner Phantom Classic FET Microphone Specifications
- Equivalent Noise: < 11 dB A (IEC651)
- Signal to Noise: > 83 dB (1 Pa/1 kHz-Cardioid)
- Sensitivity: 28 mV / Pa-Cardioid
- Pattern: Cardioid
- Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 22 kHz
- Maximum SPL: 142 dB SPL @ 0,3 % THD
- Power Supply: 48 V phantom power
Brauner Phantom Classic FET Microphone Includes
- Brauner Phantom Classic FET Microphone
- Aluminum Case
- Vovox XLR Microphone Cable
- Suspension BMS2 Shock-Mount
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Brauner Phantom Review
Apr 27th 2022Great mic with great build quality. Produces clean and clear vocals. It doesn't work for all voices but it did for most in my experience.
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Brauner Phantom
Aug 13th 2010I own one and use it often in a smaller commercial facility. This is my go-to first choice vocal mic. I've used it on both male and female vocals with great success. Mid range seems to sit well in the mix without being harsh and the top end is smooth without being brittle. Of course it all depends on the source. Will it work for every vocal? No, no single mic does. But when it works, wow! I tend to try and use as little as eq as possible when tracking and prefer to switch mics to find what works. Its unusual that I have to switch from the Brauner. Value seems to exceed the price.