Heil Sound Pr 77Dp Dynamic Microphone Purple

Heil Sound Pr 77dp Dynamic Microphone Purple

Product Code: eq56777
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$747.00 $1,053.27

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The purple body Heil Sound PR 77DP is a large-diaphragm dynamic microphone designed to provide focused directionality, full-range frequency response, and a vintage appearance for use on vocals and instruments in podcasting, radio, broadcast, recording, and live stage applications. It features a classic side-address design based upon popular RCA microphones from the ‘50s and ‘60s. Its cardioid polar pattern delivers 40 dB of attenuation 180° off-axis, resulting in a tight pickup area and minimized bleed.

With a high maximum SPL of 146 dB, it can handle a range of sources from vocals and horns to close-miked drums and guitar cabinets. It offers a 40 Hz to 18 kHz frequency response with a selectable high-pass filter at 80 Hz. The integrated microphone mount allows you to attach it directly to a mic stand without the use of an additional clip or shockmount. The PR 77's standard XLR 3-pin output ensures compatibility with most microphone preamps.

Cardioid Polar Pattern Classic Side-Address Design 40 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response High Maximum SPL Selectable 80 Hz High-Pass Filter Enhanced Off-Axis Rejection XLR 3-Pin Output Integrated Microphone Mount

Key Specs
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Controls	Low Cut/HPF
Frequency Response	40 Hz to 18 kHz
Maximum SPL	146 dB
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin
Power Sources	No Power Required
Microphone
Sound Field	Mono
Polar Pattern	Cardioid
Orientation	Side Address
Circuitry	Solid-State
Pad	No
High-Pass Filter	80 Hz, 6 dB/Octave
Filter & EQ	Low-Cut Filter: 80 Hz, 6 dB/Octave
Controls	Low Cut/HPF
Performance
Frequency Response	40 Hz to 18 kHz
Maximum SPL	146 dB
Sensitivity	-51 dB (at 1 kHz)
Connectivity
Analog Output	1x XLR 3-Pin
Power
Power Sources	No Power Required
Physical
Color	Silver / Purple
Mounting Thread Size	5/8"-27 Female
Dimensions	ø: 2.25 x L: 8" / ø: 57.15 x L: 203.2 mm
Weight	24.5 oz / 694.58 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.75 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	12.5 x 7 x 4.25"

This microphone is part of the B&H Virtual Mic Locker, an online tool to help our valued customers determine the sonic differences between popular microphones for podcasting and voice over work. Each microphone was recorded using a Grace Design M103 preamp into a Presonus Quantum 2626 interface.

Mark	25/09/2024
[Side Address] These PR 48 Dynamic kick drum microphones are nice because it has a flat front which I believe give a true sound and cover more area of the drum head than other kick drum microphones. 5

Maurice	02/09/2024
[Low Cut/HPF] This windscreen replaced the big gorky black windscreen id been using. The sound was not muted at all. Now I can see my reads more clearly. 5

Maurice	02/09/2024
[Low Cut/HPF] This windscreen replaced the big gorky black windscreen id been using. The sound was not muted at all. Now I can see my reads more clearly. 5

jim	14/08/2024
[Cardioid] The performance is as good as any other quality foam windscreen. It fits the PR40 perfectly even when used in the Heil prsmb elastic shock mount. 5

jim	14/08/2024
[Cardioid] The performance is as good as any other quality foam windscreen. It fits the PR40 perfectly even when used in the Heil prsmb elastic shock mount. 5

Donnie	29/07/2024
[Low Cut/HPF] Ive owned my Heil PR-780 for over ten years. The original windscreen was more getting to be more gray than black. Its nice to have it looking like new again. 5

Michael	11/07/2024
[1.75 lb] Burned out on SM57's for guitar micing. I heard nothing but good things about this mic and hasn't disappointed. Nice chunky balanced sound. Using it live to run my Suhr Badger through the PA. 5

Jimmy V.	06/07/2024
[Mono] Best snare mic I have used so far! There is a lot more bottom than with my B56a. Used it on vocals also and it's great! Looking to try it on guitar amp soon. It's kind of a go-to mic, just like a 57, but with something more, probably due to its large-diaphragm. Check the review on Recordinghacks! Be aware that you better use it on a stand tho, there's a lot of handling noise. For less handling noise, check out the pr-22. 5

Kevin	24/06/2024
[Solid-State] I have used many kick drum mics over the years, not everything out there but quite a few. The Heil PR48 is in my opinion the best. It has a great natural, full, punchy sound, and it sounds great in many positions. My only tiny complaint is, I wish they had put a few more degrees of angle between stand mount and cable connection. B&H has the best price too! 5

Mel	21/06/2024
[1.75 lb] Looks good sounds good, 5

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B&H Microphone Testing · Heil PR77D

Classic side-address design based upon a vintage RCA microphone

Cardioid polar pattern provides enhanced off-axis rejection (-40 dB at rear of mic)

40 Hz to 18 kHz frequency response with a slight presence boost

High maximum SPL of 146 dB

Selectable -6 dB/octave high-pass filter at 80 Hz

Integrated U-mount microphone holder features a 5/8"-27 thread for direct attachment to a mic stand

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it include the mounting hardware?

A: Yes !

Q: 2. What is the switch on PRO SET 3 and how is it used and when is it being used. Difference between Phase and OUT. Why was no manual included in the box?

A: Heil Proset 3 headphones feature a phase reverse switch. When switched to the OUT position, the polarity will be reversed, providing the listener with a different perceived positioning of sound in their head. This is very helpful to prevent hearing fatigue, during long recording or mixing sessions.

Q: 3. How deep does this grip the desk? My desk has a beveled edge about 1.5" in. Would this reach far enough to grip past that?

A: While we do not have specific measurements regarding how far the grip would reach on this clamp, our estimation would be that this may be too short for a table with a beveled edge 1/5'' in length. In which case you may want to consider mounting the broadcast stand directly into the desktop, or using a desktop mic stand like this BH #KMTMSSBBK.

Q: 4. How big is the hole

A: The brass insert accepts a 1/2-inch stem.

Q: 5. What is the length of each of the two arms? Joint to joint preferably. Thank you.

A: Both arms are approximately 18 , mesured from the center of one joint to the center of the other.

Q: 6. What is the thickest desk the clamp can hold?

A: This clamp would fit desks up to 1.5" thick.

Q: 7. Is the BA 85A transformer-less like the SL 85S, or does it have a transformer inside, like the Beta 58?

A: Yes. It is T-former-less.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with blue yeti black edition mic ?

A: This windscreen is recommended for specific Heil microphones, but it would fit on other large diaphragm mics, such as the Blue Yeti.

Q: 9. Does that fit for any microphone arm?

A: I have the Heil Riser and use it with the Rode PSA1 Studio Arm. It fits perfectly. The hole is 0.5 inches in diameter, is slightly less than 1.0 deep. There is a stop at the bottom of the risers mounting hole to prevent the stub from going all the way through. The PSA1 mounting stub rests nicely in the riser and will rotate with some gentle pressure due to friction. There is a nice brass bushing and a locking screw in the riser. Very well made and sturdy. I'm not sure if other brands will fit as nicely, but the Rode arm works very well with this riser.

Q: 10. I'd like to mount this on the side of my desk. Can you tell me the distance from the flush/mounting side to the centre of the hole where the boom arm goes? I need to know if it will clear my dest top's overhang.

A: Hi. It is about 1.5 from the wall to the hole.