AEA N13 Manual
AEA
Microphone
N13
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ACTIVE - FIEL D RIBBON MI CMI D
AEA N 13
OWNER’S MANUAL
WELCOME
Congratulations on your purchase of the AEA N13 phantom-powered
ribbon microphone. If this is your first AEA product, welcome to the
family!
The AEA N13 was designed to be natural and open at a mid-field
distance, with a particularly strong ability to pick up fast transients.
Relatively bright for a ribbon mic, the N13 microphone excels in
capturing drum overheads, strings, acoustic guitars, and piano. At mid-
distances, the proximity effect is tamed yet still thick. But even when
used up close, such as on horns or vocals, the N13 delivers exceptional
clarity, while also taking EQ extremely well. Additionally, the N13’s
unobtrusive size and dark blue-gray finish is ideal for live orchestral and
TV work, where microphones need to be easy to position and not draw
too much attention. Though, upon inspection, you’ll find that the finish
really is beautiful.
Your N13 microphone is 100% handcrafted in Pasadena, CA. AEA is a
family owned company with a small crew of skilled technicians, most of
them being musicians themselves. Proudly independent, we still
manufacture all our ribbon microphones and preamps by hand from
locally sourced parts.
We hope that the N13 will help you capture many magical
performances that touch the heart. Read this manual thoroughly to
make sure that you get the best sound and longevity from your new
microphone. Please become part of the AEA community by sharing
your experiences with the N13 via email or our social media channels.
The AEA Team
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CONTENTS
WELCOME
INTRODUCTION
SUPPORT
GENERAL GUIDELINES
APPLICATION ADVICE
SPECIFICATIONS
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Product Specifications
| Brand: | AEA |
| Category: | Microphone |
| Model: | N13 |
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