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Good conditionA few minor scratchesFully functionalFeaturesTYPE: Back Electret condenser microphoneELEMENT: 18 mm pure aluminum diaphragm capsulePOLAR PATTERN: CardioidFREQUENCY RESPONSE: 20 Hz - 20 kHzSENSITIVITY: -38 dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa @ 1 kHz)RATED IMPEDANCE: 200ΩMAXIMUM SPL: 136 dBPHANTOM POWE. The M-Audio Nova Condenser Microphone is one sweet looking microphone The M-Audio NOVA Black is a large capsule condenser microphone with low-noise Class A electronics and an evaporated gold diaphragm over one inch in diameter

Used MAudio Nova Condenser Microphone Guitar Center. The Nova large-capsule condenser microphone from M-Audio combines low-noise Class A electronics and an evaporated-gold diaphragm over one inch in diameter to achieve low-noise, high-fidelity recording, Nova ensures recordings that are faithful to the original source and free from distortion or unwanted coloration of the sound. The M-Audio NOVA Black is a large capsule condenser microphone with low-noise Class A electronics and an evaporated gold diaphragm over one inch in diameter

MAudio Nova Cardioid Condenser Microphone Evolution Music. Cardiod polar pattern and a frequency response of 20 Hz—18 kHz I bought it new for 99 bucks back in the day and now I see them go for around 40-60