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Jan 7, 2011 3:35 PM
Heil Sound has introduced a unique new energetic theatre microphone, the PR 31BW. In essence, the new mic contains the heart of the Heil PR 30, reengineered to fit in to a really condensed body, about half the length of the original. This condensed form reason creates the new PR 31BW a great participant for muscle action in to parsimonious places. The new mic provides 40dB of back turning down and can hoop more than 150dB SPL without distortion.
The new model was created in reply to a idea from a furloughed patron of Heil Sound. Bob Workman, who mixes front of residence is to Charlie Daniels Band, called firm owner Bob Heil and asked if it would be all correct for him to cut the framework of his PR 30 in half. "I think his expect difference were, 'Will this canceled my warranty?'" Heil said. At that point, they put their heads together and configured that framework to grip all of the components of the existing Heil Sound PR 30 in a ample not as big space. Heil right away had the makings of a new large-diaphragm energetic mic in a condensed 4in framework that could be placed probably anywhere.
The new PR 31 BW functions in a far-reaching accumulation of theatre applications and has found special preference as under-head mics for cymbals, that many sound professionals are turning to instead of normal up above mics. It is moreover proof to be a great outspoken mic for drummers.
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