Peavey PVM 480 User manual

Element type:

Black-electret condenser

Frequency response:

40 Hz to 20 kHz

Pick up pattern:

Supercardioid

Front-to-back rejection:

20 dB at nulls (typical)

Impedance:

Low (500 ohms, balanced)

Sensitivity (at 1 kHz open

circuit voltage):

-46 dBV/Pa (1 Pa = 94 dB SPL)

Maximum SPL:

128 dB

S/N ratio:

Better than 69 dB

reference 1 Pascal

Connector:

Three-pin XLR type

Power requirements:

Phantom 9-52 volts

Finish:

Powder coat

Phasing:

Positive (inward) pressure on

diaphragm produces positive

voltage at Pin #2

Weight:

2.5 oz. (70.8 g)

Furnished accessories:

External windscreen, mic clip

and 25' balanced cable

Features:

• Permanently polarized

condenser element (back-

electret type)

• Flat, wide-range frequency

response

• Very effective

supercardioid directional

pattern

• Wide dynamic range

• 9-52 volt phantom supply

capability

• Rugged construction

• External windscreen, mic

clip and 25' balanced

cable provided

Description

The PVM 480 is a permanently

polarized condenser

microphone utilizing advanced

back-electret technology to

achieve optimum performance.

The widely extended

flat frequency response

and excellent transient

characteristics ensure accurate

reproduction of almost any

type of sound.

Very good rejection of

unwanted sound and feedback

is afforded by the PVM 480’s

highly effective supercardioid

polar response. The unusual

frequency uniformity of this

pattern ensures minimal sound

coloration due to the acoustic

environment.

The electronic circuitry is

specially designed to provide

a high signal-to-noise figure

and clean reproduction of

high-level sounds, resulting in

a comfortably wide dynamic

range.

The PVM 480 will operate

properly with any phantom

power supply providing

between 9 and 52 volts.

SPECIFICATIONS PVM™480

A rugged, machined brass housing ensures top

performance, even after abuse. The black, hard-coat

finish is very resistant to damage. (An optional white

finish is available.)

With its exemplary combination of features, the PVM

480 is ideally suited to the most exacting reproduction

applications—including digital sampling, studio and

location recording, instrumental pickup, studio and

remote broadcasting, podiums and many more.

ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING

SPECIFICATIONS

The microphone shall be a permanently polarized

condenser type employing a back-electret with a

frequency response of from 40 Hz to 20 kHz. The

microphone shall have a supercardioid characteristic

with a null rear response which is typically 20 dB

down. The microphone shall have an output of -46

dBV per Pascal where 1 Pascal = 94 dB of SPL with no

load (open circuit).

The microphone shall have a black hard-coat finish on

a machined case. The connector shall be a three-pin

XLR equivalent audio type. A swivel adaptor shall be

provided for mounting to a stand having 5/8" - 27

thread. The microphone shall have overall dimensions

of 5-3/8" in length and 1-7/8" in diameter. The

microphone shall be a Peavey model PVM 480 or

equivalent.

2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

NOTE: For details, refer to the warranty statement. For

copies of this statement, contact Peavey Electronics

Corporation, at P.O. Box 2898, Meridian, Mississippi

39301-2898, or go online to www.peavey.com.

5.39"

(136.9 cm)

.87"

(22.1 cm)

SPECIFICATIONS PVM™480

Pickup Patterns

Figure 1

Frequency Response

Figure 2

0º and 130º

10 dB

per division

Features and specifications subject to change without notice.

Peavey Electronics Corporation • 5022 Hartley Peavey Drive • Meridian, MS 39305 • (601) 483-5365 • FAX (601) 486-1278

Logo referenced in Directive 2002/96/EC Annex IV

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is applied only to equipment manufactured after

13 August 2005

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