Home > Products > AMT ERTS

AMT ERTS

Endorsed artists using this product

Kimati Dinizulu
Kevin Coleman

This product is especially suited for

Banjo
Djembe
Percussion

Listen and watch:

	AMT Audio Overview.
	A brief audio overview of AMT.
	Sonny Rollins Band
	Sonny, Kimati, Bob, and Clifton all use AMT Microphone Systems!!
	Marty Paglione Pod Cast with Tony Miceli
	Tony interviews Marty about some technical issue's related to AMT Microphones and technical information in general. Microphone bleed, rejection rate, etc etc..

Polar pattern

Frequency Response

Pre-amp

The AMT ERTS is the second generation percussion microphone system from AMT. Designed, manufactured by hand, and distributed by Applied Microphone Technology in the USA. The ERTS is a mini condenser microphone for professional live and studio use. The ERTS qualities include a natural & even reproduction of sound, resistant to feedback, with high SPL tolerances.

The system comes with one AMT microphone with Iso-Ring technology, an AMT inline preamp (phantom power required), and a clamp to fit onto various percussion and even the ropes of hand percussion instruments.

The ERTS incorporates a flat frequency response which allows the microphone to

reproduce percussion instruments as natural as possible. The inline preamp can be placed on the floor, a belt clip for mobility, or in your pocket. A low roll-off filter as well as a dB cut are including on the inline preamp.

The system includes a soft carrying pouch, 6 ft of cable, ERTS clamp, and the AMT inline preamp (phantom power required).

AMT ERT

Use it with:

Hand Percussion
Banjo

Specifications:

Element	Condenser
Polar Pattern	Cardroid
Frequency	30Hz - 20kHz
Sensitivity	67dB + 4dB
Impedance	150 Ohms
Power	12 - 52 vDC
Max input SPL	141 dB
Dimension	2"
Cable	5'
Weight	13 grams

Comes with:

ERT Microphone
Special Clamp design for hand percussion or Banjo hardware mounting.
1 Inline preamp
Hard shell Blo-mold protective case.

Other:

Phantom power required.

AMT ERTS in use...

Banjo

Djembe

Percussion