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        UMIK-2 USB Reference Measurement Microphone

        €279,95

        miniDSP UMIK-2 USB Reference Measurement Microphone

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        € 231,36€ 279,95 4 In stock10+ expected on 05-04-2024

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        Pros and cons

        According to our specialists
        • UMIK-2 has a better dynamic range than UMIK-1
        • Compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems
        • The UMIK-2 is delivered calibrated and corrected
        • No physical buttons, control via software
        • No built-in wind protection

        Product description

        Reference measurement microphone with low noise floor, 32-bit ADC with selectable sample rate and unique calibration file.

         

        Highlights

        • Suitable for reference applications 
        • Unique calibration file for each microphone
        • 1/2" capsule detachable through 60 UNS thread
        • ADC with 32-bit resolution and selectable sample rate between 44.1 and 192 kHz
        • Custom Windows ASIO drivers and Plug&Play on Linux/Mac OS X
        • Low noise floor preamps, 120DR ADC
        • Plug&Play compatibility with REW & Dirac Live

         

        Product Details

        miniDSP UMIK-2 USB Reference Measurement Microphone

         

        The miniDSP UMIK-2 is a high performance measurement microphone from our test and measurement category. The UMIK-2 is developed by miniDSP as improvement on the popular UMIK-1, one of SoundImports's best selling products.

         

        The UMIK-2 is equipped with a large 13mm microphone capsule for a reduced noise floor and improved distortion performance. The microphone is powered through USB-C and has driverless support on OS X and Linux. MiniDSP developed a custom ASIO driver for easy integration with Microsoft Windows.

         

        The inbuilt ADC, with a 32-bit resolution, converts the measured signal while retaining high quality. The UMIK-2 is recommended by REW (Room Equalisation Wizard) and DiracLive (V3.x and later) for the highest measurement accuracy. The selectable sample rate (44.1 to 192 kHz) allows for easy integration with most other measurement and recording software.

         

        What's in the box?

        • 1 x UMIK-2 microphone
        • 1 x shielded USB type C cable (2m)
        • 1 x Mini Tripod + Mic Clamp
        • 1 x windscreen

         

        Unique Calibration File Download

        Each UMIK-2 has an unique calibration file. You can download this calibration file from miniDSP with the serial number from your device. 

         

        FAQ

        Q: What are the main differences between the UMIK-1 and the UMIK-2?

        A: The UMIK-2 is improved on analog, digital and functional aspects compared the UMIK-1. The larger capsule enables better noise and distortion performance. The improved analog performance is preserved by the high quality ADC. The new USB interface allows for easy software controllable settings, such as gain control and sample rate selection.

         

        Q: There are two different calibration files available for download, which one should I use?

        A: For measuring a single speaker or a stereo pair, you use the ‘0deg’ calibration file. The capsule should be pointed at the speakers. For measuring a surround system or multichannel application, you use the 90deg calibration file. The capsule should be pointed at the ceiling

         

        Q: What software should I use for measurements?

        A: We recommend Room EQ Wizard (REW). This free room acoustics analysis software is perfect for measuring and analyzing room and loudspeaker responses. However, you can use any software that accepts a calibration file. Other examples are: ARTA, Smaart, Fuzzmeasure, and HolmImpulse

         

        Q: Can I use the UMIK-2 to measure impedance curves or acquire T/S parameters?

        A: The UMIK-2 measures an acoustic signal. Therefore you cannot use the UMIK-2 for T/S parameters or impedance measurements. The Dayton Audio DATS V3 is a perfect companion for acquiring T/S parameters. The Audiomatica CLIO Pocket 2.1 is a great alternative, that combines both acoustic and electrical signal measurements into one package.

         

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        Specifications

        Article number
        UMIK-2
        Measurement Domain
        Acoustic
        Connector
        USB-C
        Resolution & Sample rate
        32bit at 44.1~192kHz
        Calibration file
        Unique on-axis and 90-deg for:
        Frequency, Amplitude and Sensitivity drift
        Power
        USB-Powered
        Max SPL
        125 dB
        Polar pattern
        Omnidirectional
        Capsule Type
        13 mm Low noise Pre-polarized condenser
        SNR
        120 dB
        USB-Audio
        USB 2.0 streaming
        Body Material
        Aluminum
        Dimensions
        21 x 185 mm

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        4 of 5
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        By Jürgen on 23 December 2023
        5 of 5
        It does what it is supposed to and does i good. What's not to like?
        By Christian M on 19 June 2023
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        UMIK-2 USB Reference Measurement Microphone
        € 231,36
        € 279,95
        UMIK-2 USB Reference Measurement Microphone
        4 In stock
        10+ expected on 05-04-2024
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