Pearl TL 44 Application - Music Previous Next Select polar pattern during mixdown or record in stereo

Pearl legendary rectangular capsule serves several purposes in TL 44. First of all, the capsules are mounted back-to-back and the XLR connextor is 5-pin with two discrete output channels.

Connect the two outputs to two mixer channels or two inputs on your soundcard. When recording a mono sound, such as vocals or a small acoustic instrument, direct one capsule to the sound source. By configuring your mixer/DAW accordingly, you can obtain cardioid, omni or figure-of-eight pattern characteristics, all continuously variable. And even during mixdown, after recording.

You can also position the TL 44 with its capsules angled 90 degrees from a stereo sound source and obtain a 180 degrees XY stereo image. Add to this a very flat frequency response with a neutral low end, and it's easy to see why the TL 44 is an ideal microphone for recording anything from a vocalist to a church organ.

The TL 44 is finished in black ED lacquer with an illuminating LED confirming 48v phantom power.

Package includes

• Wooden box
• Microphone shockmount 1930
• Individual frequency graph

Frequency response

Specifications

Polar pattern	Cardioid, omni, figure-of-eight (or anything in between) or 180° XY stereo
Sensitivity	16 mV/Pa
Frequency response	20Hz - 20kHz
Impedance	100 ohms
Operating Voltage	48 volts
Rec. load imp	1 K ohms
Current consumption	3.5 mA
Self noise	14 dBA
Max SPL	126 dB
Connector	5-pin XLR
Dimensions	145 x ø31 mm
Weight	260 g