LBB 9600/20 Condenser Handheld Microphone
This condenser microphone is based on an electric
transducer element in a sturdy housing with shielding
against wind and wind bursts (pops). It is intended for
public address and sound reinforcement applications, such
as in churches, theaters, and congress centers.
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