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Sony's ECM-673 Electret Condenser Compact Shotgun Microphone is a low cost, electret condenser shotgun microphone designed for maximum frontal pick up while minimizing off-axis (side) signal and noise. The wide frequency response and excellent sensitivity deliver superb sound for interviews, field audio and more. The ECM-673/9X features a low-cut filter switch for minimizing low frequency response and proximity effect. The ECM-673 is light weight and ideal for camera, boom and stand mounting.

Features:

The focused pick up pattern provides maximum pickup while rejecting off-axis noise
The highly sensitive capsule results in great detail and pristine audio quality
The wide frequency response reproduces audio in great detail
Shotgun Microphone, Phantom Powered

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Transducer	Electret Condenser
Polar Pattern	Uni-directional (supercardioid)
Frequency Response	40Hz - 20kHz
Dynamic Range (Typical)	107dB or more
Signal-to-Noise Ratio	77dB or more
Maximum Input Sound Level	124dB SPL
Power Requirements	DC 40 to 52V
Output Impedance	220Ω +/- 20%
Output Connectors	3-pin XLR
Pad	No
Low Frequency Roll-Off	Built-In Switch
Dimensions	7.87 x 0.78" (200 x 20mm) (Length x Diameter)
Weight	Approx. 4.76 oz (135g)

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Windscreen (1)
Stand adaptor (2)
Short LR cable (for camcorder use) (1)
Operating instructions (1)
Mic spacer (2)
Mic holder (1)

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Cameras

Would this microphone be suitable for my Sony Z1P video camera? My camera has 3 pin XLR connectors, but the manual says it supports an ECM678 shotgun mic

The Sony ECM673 Mic would be perfect for your HVRZ1P. It includes a 50cm XLR cable and a rubber spacer to stop it wobbling around in the cameras mic holder. You could also consider an ECMVG1 but the ECM673 is nicer.

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Media

Is it battery operated or does it need to be plugged into a power point to operate? Also does the cable have the same connection as a set of headphones ?

The Sony ECM673 is phantom powered, which means it gets power from the camera it connects to, and does not use batteries. It has XLR connections, but does not have TRS (3.5mm Mini-jack)connects that connect to consumer DSLR cameras. We would recommend the Videomic Go or Videomic Pro if need to connect to a mini jack.