Lewitt LCT440 Pure Condenser Microphone

Unleash the Power of Pure Sound:

• Capture Every Nuance: The LCT440 PURE features a 1″ true condenser capsule, meticulously tested for superior detail and clarity. It faithfully reproduces the full spectrum of your voice or instrument, ensuring professional-grade recordings.
• Uncolored Audio: With a neutral sound profile, the LCT 440 PURE lets your source shine through. This makes it ideal for a wide range of applications, without adding unwanted coloration to your recordings.
• Silence the Noise: An incredibly low self-noise level of only 7 dB(A) ensures your recordings are free from distracting background hiss. This allows you to focus on the performance, not the microphone.
• Built to Last: The LCT440 PURE’s sturdy construction and high-quality components guarantee years of reliable performance.

Who is the LCT440 PURE For?

• Home Studio Vocalists: This microphone is a dream for singers of all genres. Its ability to capture every nuance and detail will make your vocals sound clear, present, and ready to mix.
• Instrumentalists: From acoustic guitars and pianos to drums and wind instruments, the LCT440 PURE is versatile enough to handle any instrument with stunning results.
• Content Creators: Podcasters, YouTubers, and voice-over artists will appreciate the LCT440 PURE’s ability to deliver clear, crisp audio for professional-sounding productions.

The LCT440 Pure is a more neutral-sounding microphone that would make an excellent choice for anyone looking to just add one detailed, high-quality condenser to their collection – there’s nothing it won’t sound at least pretty good on, and it will make many things sound great.” – Mike Hillier, MusicTech

Home Studio Sweet Spot:

The LCT440 PURE excels in a variety of home studio applications. Here are some prime examples:

• Vocal Recordings: Capture your lead and backing vocals with stunning clarity and detail.
• Acoustic Instruments: Accurately reproduce the warmth and richness of acoustic guitars, pianos, and other stringed instruments.
• Drum Overheads: Place the LCT 440 PURE as an overhead mic to capture the full spectrum of your drum kit.
• Room Miking: Use it as a room mic to add ambience and air to your recordings.

Elevate Your Recordings. Order Your LCT440 PURE Today!

At Aviel Music, we believe the Lewitt LCT 440 PURE is an exceptional value for home studio owners. Don’t settle for mediocre sound. Invest in the quality you deserve and take your recordings to the next level. Order your LCT440 PURE today! Every Lewitt microphone comes with 12-month local warranty. 

Additional Information:

• Polar Pattern: Cardioid
• Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
• Maximum SPL: 140 dB SPL
• Includes shock mount and pop filter

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Specifications:

• Acoustical operating principle: Pressure gradient transducer, externally polarized

• Diaphragm: 3 micron gold sputtered Mylar

• Transducer Ø: 25.4 mm, 1 in

• Polar pattern: Cardioid

• Sensitivity: 27.4 mV / Pa (-31.2 dBV)

• Signal / noise ratio: 87 dB (A)

• Dynamic range: 133 dB (A)

• Equivalent noise level: 7 dB (A)

• Supply voltage: 48 V +/- 4 V

• Max. SPL for 0.5 % THD: 140 dBSPL

• Current consumption: 2.63 mA

• Internal impedance: 110 Ω

• Rated load impedance: 1000 Ω

• Connector: Gold plated 3-pin XLR

• Mic enclosure: Zinc die cast

• Microphone dimensions: 138 x 52 x 36 mm, 5.43 x 2.04 x 1.42 inch

• Microphone net weight: 310 g / 10.9 oz

Application Quickguide:

Vocal recordings

Keep a short distance relative to the microphone (approx. 15 cm), this way the room acoustics are not overly prominent and you receive a full sounding and dry vocal recording.

Miking guitar amps

To record a guitar or bass amplifi er with your LCT 440 PURE, place it close to the speaker of your combo or cabinet, directed slightly off-axis to the speaker.

Recording acoustic guitar

An easy and very common way to record acoustic guitar using only one microphone is to place it 20-30 cm away from the instrument, pointing towards the area where the neck and body meet.

Record drums

Use it to for snare, cymbals, overhead or to record room sound.