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In a departure from its normally application-specific designs, Blue engineered the Bluebird to be as versatile as possible. Designed for applications ranging from vocals and electric and acoustic guitars, to close-miking of drums, drum overheads, percussion, piano, horns, and strings, virtually any application is enhanced by the Bluebird's crystal-clear sound.
In addition to the microphone itself, the Bluebird includes a specially designed shockmount and metal mesh pop filter. No matter your sound, the complete Bluebird package offers today's musician an astounding recording experience— all in one nest!
Blue Microphones, based in Westlake, California, was founded in 1995 in response to the (then) emerging digital audio recording industry. With digital audio came a completely new set of tech specs including increased bandwith and extended frequency response and dynamic range that not all mics, especially vintage designs, were fully capable of utilizing.
The founders at Blue combined their years of experience repairing and modifying classic microphones with their first-hand knowledge of the modern digital recording paradigm to create truly modern microphones that retain the sought-after characteristics of classic mics, and that perform to today’s standards of digital audio recording and processing.
Each Blue Microphone has a proprietary, specially designed capsule meant to perform in a specific way, hence all the different models. From classic tube condensers to USB mics with switchable polar patters, Blue has taken microphone design into the digital realm with unparalleled success.
In addition to the microphone itself, the Bluebird includes a specially designed shockmount and metal mesh pop filter. No matter your sound, the complete Bluebird package offers today's musician an astounding recording experience— all in one nest!
About Blue
Blue Microphones, based in Westlake, California, was founded in 1995 in response to the (then) emerging digital audio recording industry. With digital audio came a completely new set of tech specs including increased bandwith and extended frequency response and dynamic range that not all mics, especially vintage designs, were fully capable of utilizing.
The founders at Blue combined their years of experience repairing and modifying classic microphones with their first-hand knowledge of the modern digital recording paradigm to create truly modern microphones that retain the sought-after characteristics of classic mics, and that perform to today’s standards of digital audio recording and processing.
Each Blue Microphone has a proprietary, specially designed capsule meant to perform in a specific way, hence all the different models. From classic tube condensers to USB mics with switchable polar patters, Blue has taken microphone design into the digital realm with unparalleled success.
Bluebird:
| Transducer Type | Condenser, Pressure Gradient |
| Polar Patterns | Cardioid |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Sensitivity | 27 mV/Pa at 1kHz (1 Pa = 94 dB SPL) |
| Output Impedance | 50 Ω |
| Rated Load Impedance | Not less than 1kΩ |
| Maximum SPL | 138 dB SPL (2.5kΩ, 0.5% THD) |
| S/N Ratio | 87 dB-A (IEC 651) |
| Noise Level | 7 dB-A (IEC 651) |
| Dynamic Range | 131 dB (@ 2.5kΩ) |
| Power Requirement | +48V DC Phantom Power (IEC 268-15) |
| Weight | 480g |
| Dimensions | 222mm x 45mm |
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