Description
The Heil PR40 is a dynamic microphone built to compete with condensers on frequency response while still shrugging off high sound pressure levels. This demo unit gives you the same engineering at a reduced cost.
- Frequency response: 28Hz–18kHz, wider than typical dynamics
- Cardioid polar pattern with strong front-to-back rejection, keeping monitors and off-axis noise out of the signal
- Large low-mass aluminum diaphragm paired with a neodymium-iron-boron magnet for extended dynamic range
- Dual mesh screen system plus internal breath-blast filter, so close-mic vocal work stays free of pops and harsh sibilance
- Shock-mounted element on a non-resonant fixture, isolating the diaphragm from handling noise and body vibration
- Internal hum-bucking coil, letting you place it near lighting rigs or monitor screens without picking up buzz
- Steel body with zinc die-cast bottom ring, finished in anodized champagne matte
- Impedance: 600 ohms balanced; output: -53.9dB @ 1,000 Hz; net weight: 1 lb.
Ships with a leatherette carrying bag. Heil has built communications and broadcast microphones since 1982, and that phasing expertise shows up here in tight pattern control and low self-noise. Whether you’re tracking vocals, running a podcast, or mic’ing a stage, the PR40 gives natural articulation without the fragility of a condenser. As a demo unit, it’s fully functional and ready to work — just at a friendlier price point.
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