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Parabolic microphones are extremely directional and will pick up sounds over long distances. This makes them ideal for wildlife recording.
The Hi-Sound Stereo AOL Parabolic Microphone uses two pairs of microphones separated by a baffle in order to capture sounds in stereo. The dish comprises two circuits with top and bottom shield; the same shield is tightly connected to the capsules which minimises external interference. The combined signal is routed through a single stereo 3.5mm mini-jack. Audio range of the microphone is 100Hz – 20kHz.
The parabolic dish has an outer diameter of 53cm and a focus depth of 12.5mm. The PETG dish is 1mm thick. The microphone is fitted with a handle with comfortable foam grip and a 1m cable. Plug in power (3 - 5V) is required and can be provided via the 3.5mm microphone socket on many portable recorders. For a selection of compatible recorders, please see the accessories tab.
To see the Hi-Sound in action take a look at our 'In the Field' test.
We have one ex-demo unit available at a discounted price as it has minor cosmetic damage. If you have any questions about this, please get in touch with us at customer.services@nhbs.com or call us on 01803 865913.
* Outer diameter: 53cm
* Focus depth: 12.5mm
* Weight for 1mm*: 270g
* Total weight for 1 mm*: 755g
* Material: PETG
* Audio range: (100Hz – 20KHz)
* Sensor: two AOM-5024L from PUI Audio
* Self-noise: 14dB
* Connector: Mini-jack, 3.5mm golden plated
* Power: PIP plug-in power supply required
