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Reportage Radio Catalogue Reportage Radio Microphone & casque Enregistreur numérique MP3 Insert téléphonique de reportage sur GSM et Fixe Kit de reportage Accessoires Logiciel de production/reportage B.BEAM Sprl - ZI les Plenesses, rue du progrès 8 - 4821 Andrimont Belgique Tél.:+32(0)87228983 - Mob.:+32(0)475761453 - Fax:+32(0)87223400 [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Table des matières Table des matières Produits Page Ref MICROPHONE DYNAMIQUE DE REPORTAGE BEYERDYNAMIC .................................................................................. 4 ....................12033 MICROPHONE ÉLECTRET CONNEXION USB ........................................................................................................................... 6 ....................12160 MICROPHONE DYNAMIQUE DE REPORTAGE OMNIDIRECTIONNEL SENNHEISER ............................................ 8 ....................12047 CASQUE DE REPORTAGE PRO REPLIABLE ............................................................................................................................ 10 ..................12039 CASQUE REPORTAGE AVEC MICROPHONE SENNHEISER .............................................................................................. 12 ..................40188 INSERT TÉLÉPHONIQUE DE REPORTAGE BASEREPORT 2 .............................................................................................. 14 ..................12044 INSERT TÉLÉPHONIQUE DE REPORTAGE BASEREPORT 3 .............................................................................................. 16 ..................12072 INSERT TÉLÉPHONIQUE DE REPORTAGE TELEREPORT PLUS (NUMÉRIQUE) ........................................................ 18 ..................12137 INSERT TÉLÉPHONIQUE DE REPORTAGE SUR GSM 2G/3G ........................................................................................... 20 ..................12133 SAC DE REPORTAGE NUMÉRIQUE PRO .................................................................................................................................. 24 ..................12065 SAC DE REPORTAGE NUMÉRIQUE ECO .................................................................................................................................. 28 ..................12164 INSERT TÉLÉPHONIQUE DE REPORTAGE BLUEBOX (BLUETOOTH) ........................................................................... 34 ..................12080 SAC DE REPORTAGE COMBOX ................................................................................................................................................... 38 ..................12081 ABSORBEUR DE BRUIT AMBIANT ............................................................................................................................................ 40 ..................12162 SUPPORT LOGO POUR MICRO DE REPORTAGE ................................................................................................................. 42 ..................12163 SOUND FORGETM PRO .................................................................................................................................................................... 44 ..................00000 ADOBE AUDITION CC ..................................................................................................................................................................... 48 ..................00000 LOGICIEL AUDACITY ....................................................................................................................................................................... 52 ..................00000 Antenne FM FR-27-01-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIQUE Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Table des matières Antenne FM FR-27-01-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIUM Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Equipement de reportage Ref.12033 Microphone dynamique de reportage beyerdynamic CARACTÉRISTIQUES 9 Micro dynamique professionnel de fabrication européenne 9 Directivité super-cardioïde 9 Utilisation en usage studio et reportage 9 Large réponse en fréquence pour une reproduction sonore non colorée 9 Construction robuste 9 Excellente isolation des bruits indésirables et de manipulations 9 Avec interrupteur On/Off 9 Fourni avec sac de transport, pince et câble XLR/XLR APPLICATIONS Ce microphone universel est fiable et robuste, il convaincra les utilisateurs professionnels. Le son est naturel et typique de ‘‘beyerdynamic’’ et l’immunité au larsen (grâce au contrôle de la directivité super-cardioïde) ravira les animateurs studio, reporters, DJ’s et conférenciers sur les scènes et salles de répétition. Grâce à son niveau de sortie élevé il atteint des résultats performants en utilisant des préamplificateurs micro simples. Interrupteur marche/arrêt silencieux, fourni en sacoche avec pince et câble XLR. CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES Type de transducteur : Dynamique Principe de fonctionnement : Gradient à pression Bande passante : En proximité : 30 à 18.000 Hz A 1 mètre de distance : 55 à 18.000 Hz Directivité : Super cardioïde Atténuation à 140° (1 kHz) : > 20 dB Efficacité en champ libre à 1 kHz : 2,5 mV/Pa = -52 dBV 4 4 5 5 Impédance de sortie nominale : 600 Ω Impédance de charge : 2 kΩ Connecteur : XLR à 3 broches balancé Dimensions : Longueur : 186 mm Diamètre corps : 24/38 mm Diamètre tête : 50 mm Poids sans câble : 305 g Antenne FM FR-01-02-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIQUE Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Equipement de reportage Courbe de fréquence Résponse en fréquence ± 3 dB (à 1 m) dB = 2,5 mV/Pa Directivité Accessoires en option Pieds girafe, Pieds de table Pieds de sol avec perche Bonnette anti-pop, anthracite 4 4 5 Ecusson micro avec logo de votre radio-TV 5 Câble FM de microphone XLR-XLR, longueur : 5 m Câble FM de microphone XLR-XLR, longueur : 10 m Antenne FM FR-01-02-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIUM Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Equipement de reportage Ref. 12160 Microphone électret connexion usb CARACTÉRISTIQUES 9 Micro prévu pour la production audio de haute qualité 9 Fonctionnement direct sur le PC avec connecteur USB 9 Supporte USB2.0/1.1 9 Aucune installation de driver, l’appareil est automatiquement reconnu 9 Convertisseur A/D HQ intégré 8-48 kHz/16 Bit 9 Membrane très fine 2,5 cm (1’’), recouverte d’or 9 Témoin de fonctionnement par LED bleue, intégré dans le saladier 9 Livré avec support amortissant les vibrations (araignée) avec fixation rapide par pince, filetage 16 mm (5/8’’), cordon de branchement 3 m USB livré 9 Livré dans un coffret rembourré de mousse 9 Prévu pour Windows* 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 ou Mac OS* DESCRIPTIF Microphone à condensateur haute qualité USB à grande membrane pour une utilisation professionnelle en studio de production. Option : Ecran anti bruit en mousse pour protéger des bruits à connecter directement sur le pc extérieurs (ref. : 12.162) CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES Système Électret à condensateur/cardioïde Bande passante 20-20000 Hz Impédance - Sensibilité 18 mV/Pa/1 kHz Pression sonore max. 130 dB 6 Rapport signal/bruit > 80 dB 6 7 7 Alimentation 5 VDC via interface USB Boîtier Métal noir mat Dimensions Ø 50 mm x 185 mm Connexions micro Fiche USB type B femelle Connexions câble Fiche USB type A mâle Longueur câble 3 m Poids 440 g Antenne FM FR-01-02-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIQUE Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Equipement de reportage 6 6 7 7 Antenne FM FR-01-02-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIUM Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com Equipement de reportage Ref. 12047 Microphone dynamique de reportage omnidirectionnel sennheiser CARACTÉRISTIQUES Microphone à main haut de gamme avec directivité omnidirectionnelle Développé pour une utilisation dans les reportages radio et TV Maniement aisé et sûr grâce à une construction spéciale du microphone le rendant insensible aux bruits mécaniques et aux bruits de vent 9 Excellente intelligibilité de la parole grâce à une réponse en fréquence optimisée 9 Maniable et solide grâce à la conception spéciale de revêtement du micro 9 Très bonne qualité audio 9 Excellente insensibilité aux bruits de manipulation 9 Bonne protection contre le vent et les pops grâce à une grille de protection double couche CARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES Principe acoustique Microphone à pression Bande passante 40 - 18.000 Hz Directivité Omnidirectionnel Facteur de transmission à vide (à 1 kHz) 2,0 mV/Pa +/- 2,5 dB 8 (= - 54 dBV avec 0 dB=1 V/Pa) 8 9 9 (= - 74 dBV avec 0 dB= 1 V/µbar; USA) Impédance nominale à 1 kHz 350 Ω Impédance minimale de charge 1000 Ω Facteur de perturbation magnétique à 50 Hz ≤ 1 µV/µT Connecteur Fiche XLR-3 tripolaire Dimensions Ø 49mm, longueur 250 mm Poids ± 360 g Antenne FM FR-01-02-2017 BBEAM SPRL - Z.I. les Plenesses - E40 37bis - rue du Progrès - 4821 Andrimont - BELGIQUE Tel.: +32 87228983 - Fax : +32 87223400 - Mob : +32 475761453 - [email protected] - www.bbeam.com
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