The Heil Sound PR 20 SUT is a handheld cardioid dynamic microphone designed for articulate reproduction of vocals, speech, instruments, amplifier cabinets, and drums in studios, clubs, houses of worship, and live stage applications. Though sonically identical to the PR 20, the PR 20 SUT sports a stainless steel grille in place of the PR 20's interchangeable silver, black, and gold grilles. The dynamic microphone element features a composite magnet for increased strength and a cardioid polar pattern, which provides significant rear rejection and immunity to feedback. With a 145 dB maximum SPL and a frequency response of 50 Hz to 18 kHz, it is well suited to a wide variety of sources.

Plosives and wind noise are attenuated via the included foam windscreen. An on/off switch allows easy muting between announcements, bands, or sets. The balanced XLR 3-pin output ensures compatibility with most microphone preamps, mixer inputs, portable PA systems, and audio interfaces. A mic clip and carrying bag are also included with the PR 20 SUT.

Cardioid Polar Pattern    Dynamic Element with Composite Magnet    50 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response    High Maximum SPL of 145 dB    High Immunity to Feedback    Enhanced Rear Rejection    Convenient On/Off Switch    Balanced XLR 3-Pin Output    Includes Foam Windscreen    Includes Mic Clip & Carrying Bag

Cardioid polar pattern exhibits -30 dB of rear rejection at the 180° off-axis point

High 145 dB maximum SPL easily handles loud sound sources

Strong composite (neodymium, iron, and boron) magnet drives the coil

Convenient on/off switch allows easy muting between bands or sets

Supplied windscreen reduces plosives, wind noise, and moisture exposure

Hand-assembled and tested in the United States of America

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why does it not have an on-off switch?

A: If you require an on/off switch on the mic, then the Sennheiser e835S Handheld Cardioid Dynamic Microphone with On/Off Switch, BH #SEE835S, would be the model for you.

Q: 2. Does this mic come with a base? I need to use it in the base that has a push to talk, push again to release setup.

A: It doesn't come with a base. I bought a Whirlwind Micmute PTD Push-to-Talk Switch to use as a base with momentary push to talk.

Q: 3. will this fit an re320?

A: Yes, the Heil Sound PRSMB Shockmount for PR40 / Black will work with the Electro-Voice RE320.

Q: 4. Is PreSonus PD-70 can be use for singing purpose?

A: Yes. This mic can be used for singing.

Q: 5. Does it require phantom power?

A: The PreSonus PD-70 does not require phantom power.

Q: 6. Would this fit Sennheiser E835 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone?

A: No, the Sennheiser e835 has a different shape from the Heil Sound mics that this windscreen is designed to fit. For the e835 you will want a foam windscreen that is made for 1-5/8" diameter like the WindTech 900 Series Windscreen 1-5/8" Inside Diameter - Black (B&H # WI900B) or Auray WHF-158 Foam Windscreen for 1-5/8" Diameter Microphones - Black (B&H # AUWHF158).

Q: 7. why does it say only connect to 48v phantom power if it doesn't use it? I have a 15v phantom power mixer,

A: The Sennheiser E 835 is a dynamic mic that requires no phantom or external power.

Q: 8. How big is the hole

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

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. IS the mic clip for the stand included with the stage kit?

A: Yes, the mic clip is included and will be found in the box with the microphone. Very often manufacturers will ship the mic clip with a little insert that allows use with boom poles. If it is inserted in the threading of the mic clip, use a dime as a tool to back out and remove the insert and you'll be all set.