Detail 01
Cardioid polar pattern
The microphone uses a cardioid pickup pattern.

Independent shopping perspective
A limited commemorative U 47 fet reissue with Bon Scott-specific presentation details and the same stated performance as Neumann’s current-production U 47 fet reissue.


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Detail 01
The microphone uses a cardioid pickup pattern.
Detail 02
Its stated frequency-response range is 40 Hz to 16 kHz.
Detail 03
The stated maximum SPL is 137 dB at 0.5% THD, increasing to 147 dB with the pad engaged.
Detail 04
The microphone requires P48 phantom power compliant with IEC 61938.
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It has the same performance and specifications as the current-production U 47 fet reissue, with exclusive Bon Scott cosmetics, individual serialization, a black wooden presentation box, and a commemorative booklet.
Neumann limited the edition to 300 microphones worldwide, individually serialized from 80001 through 80300.
The supplied product information identifies lead vocals, guitar amplifiers, bass cabinets, kick drums, and other high-SPL sources.
The product information states that producers Harry Vanda and George Young selected a Neumann U 47 fet for Bon Scott’s performances during sessions for AC/DC recordings including the 1977 album Let There Be Rock.
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