For studio and live recording applications, amazing sound quality at a super-low price.

The Crown Sound Grabber II PZM is a condenser microphone that is ideal for applications such as conferences, group discussions, interviews, home video production, lectures, and recordings. The Sound Grabber mic can be placed on a large surface such as a table, floor, wall, or lectern.

The Crown Pressure Zone Microphone (also called a boundary mic) makes the most of the unique behavior of sound waves when they meet a flat surface. Picks up sound from an entire room with great accuracy and prevents phase cancellation. Back to back, 2 Sound Grabbers make a fantastic stereo rig.

Powered by AAA battery. Comes with mini phone plug and plug adapters.

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Crown Sound Grabber II PZM Condenser Microphones - Pair Specifications:

• Element Type: Electret Condenser
• Frequency Response: 50 Hz to 16 kHz
• Polar Pattern: Hemispherical
• Impedance: 1600 ohms, unbalanced
• Sensitivity: 20 mV/Paÿ (—54 dBV/Pa)
  
  

Crown Sound Grabber II PZM Condenser Microphones - Pair

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Not what I hoped for .

Posted by Funkafizer59 from Springfield,Mo on Aug 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues,Rock,Funk

I bought a pair of these hoping for an inexpensive way to record Band Rehearsals and possibly gigs, for reviewing etc. At rehearsal I placed them on the floor about center of the room and twenty feet apart. They picked up the instruments but didn t sound that great, and they didn t pick up the vocals. I might try one in a mic stand facing the PA,but if you ve already got some mics,(even cheap ones) save your money. One good shure 57 or 58 would out do these mics,and be cheaper for these purposes. For conferences,I m sure they d be fine etc.

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Recording drums

Posted by Dink6674 from Tuscola, Texas on Aug 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: classic rock and roll!!

My son and I have a small studio. I play guitar and he plays drums. I have a Zoom MRS-8 digital recorder and we use it to lay down some tracks. The recorder has a built in mic, but when we recorded his acoustic drums, the sound was terrible, almost hollow, especially the cymbals. I asked around and was told that I needed to use expensive condenser mics to make his drums sound right. I checked on line and decided to try the Sound GrabberII PZM condenser mics. I ordered the pair and when they came in, we plugged them in to the recorder and we were amazed at the sound. I left the paddles off and just put them on the floor in front of his drums. We recorded his drum track and I overdub the guitar. The finished track sounds great!! I am just a hobbyist and we record for fun, but I feel that I made a great purchase in these mics, and would highly recomend them to anyone recording acoustic drums.

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A lot of uses

Posted by SYDZ from Chicago on May 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: U name it i've done it.

Reviewer's Play Style: All

I bought them as an inexpensive way to record a client who is a tap dancer. He brought his own board and after experimenting found a good sound to work with. They were a little bright but could be tamed with a smidge of EQ.. They do have a clean sound relatively low noise but I wish they had an xlr or trs cable and not the 1/4".

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Really impressive so far

Posted by Steve N from Denver, CO on Jan 12, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Progressive Rock

I use these to record our band rehearsals in a basement studio. For two mics set up in the middle of the room, they do a fantastic job picking up all the instruments. Usually, with a little EQ tweaking they make some fine sounding "bootleg" recordings.

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