C-SERIES pro contact microphones
new addition to the JrF range
sound sample here
a step up from the basic JrF contact microphone - features:
. high spec, low noise, flexible specially designed cable as used by film sound crews all over the world.
. large diameter element providing, in conjunction with the JrF exclusive 'acoustic-transfer' coating, an even stronger signal.
. strengthened top of element for increased placement & handling durability.
. available with 1/4 inch jacks only.
(for a range of adaptors to connect to XLR & 3.5mm inputs please see the accessories page by clicking here)
. available as single mono contact microphone or in stereo pairs.
. come with 3metre cables as standard.
extra cable (per metre) can be purchased on the accessories page
(cable colour is now black)
prices / options below
NB. standard contact microphones are of course still available - click here
NB. standard contact microphones are of course still available - click here
8 comments:
Hey! I'm really interested in this C-SERIES pro contact microphones ( stereo pair ), and maybe in the coil pick-up too. Do you ship to Argentina? Please let me know because i've been listening to your samples and i realized that those mics needs to be in my hands! :D Thanks, cheers!
Hi, sure - I can ship to any country
Hi jez,
Im working on a project that involves the capture of inner body sounds (blood, lungs...) and buildings (walls, floor...) Im thinking of a C SERIES (stereo pair) and the coil pick-up. Do you have any tips? Is it the best choice?
many thanks keep up the good work
Hi,
the c-series will be fine for the floors etc & the coil will pick up any electrical signals in the buildings etc. Recording body sounds is tricky - the contact mics can pick up some of these, depending on how they are attached & where you place them. A more scientific microphone is best for internal body sounds though - they do however cost a lot of money & are hard to find if you're not in the medical profession. ta.
Hello Jez,
I'm a student who wants to measure the levels of sound in natural environments using a hydrophone.But i honestly don't know how to do this...should i connect the hydrophone to a recorder, then analyze the data using my laptop? Do you know any good recorders or any free sound analyzing software?
Oh and do you ship stuff to Malaysia?
Thank you ^_^
Hi,
yes - you can connect the hydrophones to an audio recorder & perform analysis on the recording later, or you can connect the hydrophone directly to a laptop & then run a software program to analyze in real time.
if you'd like to email me I can give you specific advice, depending on your equipment etc.
I do ship to anywhere in the world.
thanks for your interest
Hi,
Would I need a special pre-amp for them to deliver properly? Would my Zoom H4n be fine for the contact C series and the coil pick ups for a full range humless signal?
And what would the shiping cost be for Greece?
Thanks a lot,
Yiannis
Hi Yiannis,
no - a special pre-amp isn't needed. All the samples on this site, for example, were recorded without separate pre-amps - just the mics direct into the recorder. My mics all work fine with the Zoom recorders.
prices: if you look on the page for the mics you're interested in you'll see that there is a drop down menu for costs inc postage overseas.
thanks.
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