vault vcm studio microphone with tripod, xlr cable, and shock mount vault vault products provide you with great value for your money. by selling directly from factory to customer, vault bypasses distributor and retailer markups, passing on large savings to customers. the result is a quality and feature-rich studio microphone bundle at a true value price. all vault products also include a 2-year standard warranty.<br><br>the vcm studio microphone by vault is a high-quality condenser microphone suitable for recording vocals & instruments. enclosed in an all-metal chassis, it comes equipped with a unidirectional polar pattern, high sensitivity, and a good signal to noise ratio. this microphone delivers the cleanest sound replication in its class.<br><br>the vcm studio microphone comes with a large diaphragm inside its capsule. usually, cardioid pattern microphones capture all the ambient sounds in your recordings, but the vault vcm microphone is specially designed to reduce external sound and give you an exact representation of your own recordings. the vcm studio microphone is housed inside a rugged all-metal chassis, providing a sturdy built and making it a reliable and long-lasting addition to your home studio. in terms of the ease of connectivity and accessibility, the vcm studio microphone comes equipped with everything you need to get you started straight out of the box. the vcm microphone also has a very good signal to noise ratio allowing you to only capture your voice and your instruments in all their glory. recreating something natural without any signal loss and replicating the recording quality of professional studios using high-end equipment.<br><br>phantom power: 48v<br> frequency response: 30hz - 20khz<br> polar pattern: unidirectional<br> sensitivity: -36db +1- 2db (odb = 1v/pa at 1khz)<br> output impedance: 150 41- 30% at 1khz<br> max spl: 132db<br> signal to noise ratio: 74db<br> in the box: <br> vcm studio microphone<br> mount<br> tripod<br> 10 feet xlr cable to connect your microphone to your interface