REAS P250
Microphone
The currently developed model, the
P250 contains a large diaphragm capsule (LDC) with an
extremely thin membrane. This results in an excellent
compliance, which manifests itself in a very
transparent transient response.
One of the major requirements for the design was that
the microphone should have a perfect symmetry, without
the use of a transformer, that could be responsable for
distortion and ‘coloration’.
After a lot of development the highest quality was
reached: a microphone with a self noise that is close
to the theroretical minimum and a very realistic
reproduction of the entire audio spectrum.
Working
principle |
: LF
Condenser microphone (LDC) |
Capsule
diameter |
: 34
mm. |
Directional pattern |
:
Cardioid |
Impedance |
: 50
Ohms |
Symmetry |
:
Elektronically balanced (no
transformator) |
Output |
: Immune
for HF signals |
Powering |
: 48 V
Phantom power, 4 mA |
Load
impedance |
: > 1
K.Ohms |
Frequency response |
:
20-20.000 Hz. |
Distortion |
: <
0.02% |
Max.
Output |
: 2000 mV
(at 1% distortion) |
The REAS
audio producs are completely hand made.
All components meet the highest quality
requirements.The vital parts, responsible for the
quality, come from well known manufacturers. But we
don’t stop here!
All semiconductors are measured prior to assembly to
check if they meet their specifications and only the
best parts from a batch are hand picked to meet
standards higher than the manufacturers
specifications.
Only the best parts of a batch are effectively used in
a microphone.
The other components also have a very low tolerance
(better than 1%) and meet the highest quality
standards.
Only this way a high quality and a long lifetime can be
guaranteed.
Pre-Q Feature:
The P250 offers a unique
feature. We call it PRE-Q.
It gives you the opportunity to change the HF response
to your personal taste. PRE-Q is nothing like an
equalizer, it is much more subtle.
With a 10-position swicth, you can add a touch of extra
sparkle, or dial in a more ‘silky’ top end.
Once you have set the PRE-Q switch, you can simply
forget about it.
The P250 comes with the PRE-Q switch adjusted for a
balanced HF response.
The P250 microphone
was developed in 2013 and is currently no longer available.