Ehrlund EHR-M1
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Essential Information About the Ehrlund EHR-M1 Microphone
Essential Information About the Ehrlund EHR-M1 Microphone
- "Live" Version of the EHR-M: same sonic signature, with increased shock resistance and a dust filter for stage use.
- Patented Triangular Diaphragm Capsule: very "clear" reproduction, with deep lows and extended highs.
- Powerful output, very low noise: a strong signal that generally requires little amplification, ideal for an efficient live or studio chain.
- Compact and robust format: shockproof "shell", aerospace-quality aluminum body, and nickel-plated hardened stainless steel grille.
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A Version Designed for the Stage, Continuing the Ehrlund Range
The Ehrlund EHR-M1 carries the DNA of the Ehrlund EHR-M microphone, making it more reliable to use in concert conditions. This "Live" version retains the audio performance that made the original model renowned, while integrating better impact resistance and a dust filter designed to withstand field constraints: quick handling, stage changes, frequent transport, and particle-heavy environments. The result is a premium microphone, built to leave the studio and remain reliable night after night.
For Whom and What Uses: Capturing Natural Sound Live and in Demanding Recording Situations
The EHR-M1 is aimed at musicians and sound engineers who want a natural and detailed capture, without harshness, and with strong clarity in the mix. Its cardioid directivity helps focus the pickup on the source, an important asset on stage to better manage ambiance and monitors. Thanks to its strong output signal, it integrates easily into a live console, preamp, or audio interface, while maintaining a comfortable headroom for dynamic sources.
Its "broad and smooth" rendering also makes it relevant for recording when seeking air in the upper spectrum and a solid foundation in the lows. In practice, it targets takes where you want to hear the texture and relief, while keeping a sense of transparency and precision.
What Makes the Difference: Triangular Diaphragm, Low Noise, and "Live" Design
A Patented Triangular Diaphragm for Definition and Openness
The heart of the EHR-M1 is its unique triangular diaphragm. This design aims for a very "clear" reproduction, with a response that is both wide and smooth. The stated frequency range is exceptionally broad, resulting in a sensation of extension in the extremes and the ability to reproduce micro-details (attack, articulation, breathing of the performance) very clearly.
A Very Low Noise Phantom Power Stage
The microphone is paired with a low-power, very low noise phantom power amplifier. The goal: to maintain a low noise floor and comfortable dynamics, while keeping a high output level. In real situations, this can reduce the need to increase gain, thus limiting cumulative chain noise, especially on subtle takes.
Optimized for the Stage: Robustness, Compactness, Protection
The EHR-M1 version emphasizes live reliability: a shockproof "shell" and an effective dust filter complete the design. Its compact format facilitates placement, whether on a standard stand, in a tight environment, or amid a busy set. The metal construction inspires confidence, and the 3-pin XLR connector conforms to stage and studio standards.
Technical specifications
| Category | studio microphone | Color | Grey |
| Directivity | cardioid | Nominal mode power consumption (Wh) | 0 W |
| Connection | XLR | ||
| Pickup pattern | Cardioid | Max SPL (Peak) at 1% THD | 122 dB |
| Frequency range | 7 - 87,000 Hz | Power supply | 48 V Phantom |
| Sensitivity at 1 kHz | -33 dBV / Pa (23 mV / Pa) | Consumption | 2.0 mA |
| Impedance | Handles all impedances | Connector | 3-pin XLR |
| Equivalent noise level | less than 7 dBA | Materials | Aerospace-quality aluminum body, nickel-plated hardened stainless steel mesh |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 87 dBA | Finish | Glass bead blasting |
| Dynamic range | 115 dB | Dimensions | diameter 53 mm x 95 mm |
| Max SPL (Peak) at 0.5% THD | 116 dB | Weight | 185 g |
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High quality microphone, excellent transparency. Sound seems to be free from technical effects. Even form other directions than axis very clear
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Ehrlund EHR-M1 suitable for concerts and touring?
The Live version includes enhanced impact protection and a dust filter. Its aerospace-grade aluminum body is complemented by a hardened nickel-plated stainless steel mesh.
Does the Ehrlund EHR-M1 require phantom power?
The required power is 48 V phantom power, with a current consumption of 2.0 mA.
What maximum sound pressure level can this microphone handle?
With a maximum SPL of 116 dB peak at 0.5% THD, this microphone is designed for dynamic sources. Its dynamic range reaches 115 dB. The specified sensitivity is -33 dBV/Pa, or 23 mV/Pa at 1 kHz.
Is the cardioid polar pattern suitable for stage use?
Its cardioid pattern focuses the pickup on the sound source. The 3-pin XLR connection facilitates integration with live mixing consoles, preamps, or audio interfaces.
What are the dimensions of the Ehrlund EHR-M1 microphone?
The body measures 53 mm in diameter and 95 mm in length, weighing 185 g. The finish is achieved by glass bead blasting.



