O-Mini P48
O-Mini P48
The O-Mini P48 are a stereo-matched set of high-sensitivity, miniature omnidirectional electret microphones that capture usable frequencies up to 90 KHz. These microphones excel at recording subtle elements and natural environments yet are also robust enough to be used on louder sources such as guitar cabinets and as drum overheads.
Designed and hand-built in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Includes 2 cable clips.
The O-Mini P48 uses genuine Neutrik XLR connectors and requires Phantom Power (24v-48v) to operate.
Tech Specs:
Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 30,000 Hz (-10dB)
Max SPL: 126dB with <5% THD
Operating Voltage: 24-48v Phantom
Cable Length: 5’
Output: 100 Ohm, Balanced XLR
Recommended Wind Protection: Twin Windbubbles by Bubble Bee Industries Lav Size 2 https://www.bubblebeeindustries.com/collections/lav-mic-wind-protection/products/the-twin-windbubbles-2-per-package?variant=28407556355
Sound Examples
All examples come straight off the recorder, with no processing done beyond fade in/outs and potentially a coarse gain adjustment.
More Sound Examples Coming Soon
FAQ
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Presently, International orders (outside the USA) are limited to 2 microphone pairs per individual order. EU customers must pay their own VAT.
The particulars of international orders are something I am still learning. I am currently using a service that will do all of the requisite customs work and then cheaply send packages worldwide, but they restrict their services to orders under $400 USD. For the time being, this lack of flexibility is one sacrifice I am making.
I apologize for the inconvenience. From what I can tell, a single person could make multiple discrete international orders and be fine. While doubling up on shipping costs is less than ideal, ordering twice through this service is still cheaper than the other options I have found.
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The current O-Mini P48 version is not compatible with 1/8”/3.5mm inputs.
The O-Mini P48 requires a regulated voltage above what plug-in power (PiP) can do. Creating a PiP version will require design changes beyond simply hooking the microphone cable into a 1/8”/3.5mm jack instead of an XLR jack. With that said, making an 1/8”/3.5mm compatible variant of this microphone is one of my first growth priorities if the microphones start selling well.
Additional Questions? E-mail Chris at: info(at)chrisatrevino.com