Name: Lewitt LCT 441 Flex
Brand: Lewitt
SKU: 998452
Price: 4290 SEK
Availability: InStock

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Type: Condenser, externally polarized
Acoustical operating principle: Pressure gradient transducer
Diaphragm: 3 micron gold sputtered Mylar
Transducer Ø: 25.4 mm, 1 in
Polar pattern: Omni, wide cardioid, cardioid, supercardioid, figure-8, reverse cardioid, reverse wide cardioid, reverse supercardioid
Frequency range: 20 ... 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 17.2 mV/Pa, -35.3 dBV/Pa
Self-noise: 7 dB (A)
Max. SPL for 0.5 % THD: 144 dBSPL
Signal / noise ratio: 87 dB (A)
Dynamic range: 137 dB (A)
Supply voltage: 48 V ± 4 V
Current consumption: 4 mA
Internal impedance: 54 Ω
Connector: Gold plated 3-pin XLR
Microphone dimensions: 138 x 52 x 36 mm, 5.43 x 2.04 x 1.42 in
Microphone net weight: 325 g, 11.5 oz

Full flexibility with 8 polar patterns.
The LCT 441 FLEX is a compact multi-pattern studio microphone. It features high-spec technology and eight different polar patterns. You'll be more flexible when it comes to recording different instruments or vocals. It also allows switching between high directivity or more room impression and provides freedom to experiment.

1" Multi-pattern studio microphone
Pure studio sound quality
Studio allrounder
High-end specifications
Eight polar patterns incl. three reversed ones

Capture all the emotion of your performance.
The 1" true condenser capsule of the LCT 441 FLEX captures your instruments or vocals with an impressive amount of depth and clarity. Every single one of our capsules is tested according to the highest quality standards. At LEWITT, we completely measure every single microphone before it gets to you. Only this way, we can be sure that you can make every detail of your sound count.

Pristine studio sound quality.
The LCT 441 FLEX features a very low self-noise of only 7 dB (A) and handles ear-shattering sound pressure levels of up to 144 dBSPL.

You set the direction.
With the LCT 441 FLEX, you can easily change the overall recording direction with a push of a button. This is practical in front of guitar speakers, for drum recordings, and as a room microphone.