Heil Sound
Heil Sound PR 77D Dynamic Microphone Black with TT-ISO Stand and XLR Cable
Large-diaphragm dynamic cardioid microphone with voice and music filters, isolating desktop stand and XLR cable
- Cardioid pattern rejects 40 dB off-axis sound at 180°
- Two-position filter switch selects 60 Hz or 120 Hz low-end response
- Dynamic capsule covers 60 Hz to 16 kHz full-range frequency response
- 600 ohm balanced XLR output connects directly to pro audio interfaces
- Included TT-ISO stand isolates microphone from desktop vibrations
Heil PR 77D Dynamic Microphone
The Heil PR 77D is a large-diaphragm dynamic microphone with a cardioid polar pattern for focused pickup. It includes a TT-ISO isolating desktop stand and an XLR-XLR cable so the system is ready for podcast, broadcast or recording work. The 600 ohm balanced output connects directly to professional preamps or interfaces.
Two-position voice and music filter
A switch selects between a 120 Hz roll-off for voice and a flat 60 Hz to 16 kHz response for music. The cardioid pattern gives 40 dB attenuation at 180 degrees off-axis to reduce room bleed. This replaces a fixed-filter dynamic mic when you need both speech clarity and full-range instrument capture.
Desktop stand with isolation base
The TT-ISO stand decouples the microphone from desk vibration without tools or permanent mounting. Connect the supplied XLR cable to the 3 pin output and position the side-address capsule toward the source. Ensure the preamp provides enough clean gain for the 600 ohm output or the signal will be too quiet.
Highlights
- Cardioid pattern rejects 40 dB off-axis sound at 180°
- Two-position filter switch selects 60 Hz or 120 Hz low-end response
- Dynamic capsule covers 60 Hz to 16 kHz full-range frequency response
- 600 ohm balanced XLR output connects directly to pro audio interfaces
- Included TT-ISO stand isolates microphone from desktop vibrations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What desktop space does the TT-ISO isolating stand need?
The TT-ISO stand sits on a desktop or studio floor and decouples the microphone from surface vibrations for podcasting, kick drum or guitar amp miking
How do I select the voice or music filter on the PR 77D?
Use the two-position switch on the microphone body; voice rolls off at 120 Hz at -6 dB per octave, music passes the full 60 Hz to 16 kHz range
When should I replace the XLR cable?
Replace the XLR-XLR cable if the connectors become loose, the shielding is damaged or signal noise appears during recording or live use
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