Limelight is a dynamic microphone custom-tuned for voice and speech. With its professional, hypercardioid capsule, Limelight delivers exceptionally clear audio at close range for talk-focused podcasts, broadcasts, and livestreams. The narrow pickup pattern captures your voice and cuts out unwanted ambient noise, while the built-in pop shield and low-frequency filter remove intrusive plosives and low-end rumble for a clean, uncompromised sound. Limelight easily integrates into your setup with a professional industry-standard XLR connection and 360-degree swivel mount. Backed by the vintage-inspired pro audio legacy of Warm Audio, Limelight’s modern design, inside and out, meets the needs of today’s podcasters, broadcasters, and streamers.

FEATURES:

• Custom-tuned for voice and speech: Excels at natural and clear audio for articulate expression. 
• Professional dynamic capsule: Delivers smooth, rich broadcast audio at close range—ideal for talk-focused content.
• Designed for creators: Perfect for podcasts, broadcasts, streaming, and YouTube
• Focused, hypercardioid pattern: Creates a narrow pickup field that captures your voice and cuts out unwanted ambient noise.
• No pops. No rumble. Built-in pop shield and low frequency filter cut out intrusive plosives and unwanted low-end rumble for a clean, uncompromised sound.
• Professional XLR connection: Easily connect to a USB interface or mixer with the industry-standard XLR connector.
• Built on legacy: Built on the vintage-inspired pro audio legacy of Warm Audio, Limelight was engineered with modern circuitry to meet the needs of today’s broadcasters and podcasters.
• 360 degree swivel mount: For perfect placement on a mic stand or boom arm.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Capsule Type: Dynamic
• Capsule Size: 28mm
• Polar Pattern: Hypercardioid
• Frequency Range: 50Hz - 15kHz
• High Pass Filter: 100Hz (12dB per octave)
• Sensitivity: -54dB 13dB (0dB =1V/Pa at 1kHz)
• Impedance: 600 ohm
• Max SPL: 138dB
• Dimensions: 167.5 x 60.8mm
• Weight: 350g
• Output Connector: XLR