Heil Sound Fin Chrome White
Estimated Shipping Widget will be displayed here!
- This item is covered for 3 years
Essential Information About the Heil Sound The Fin Dynamic Microphone
Essential Information About the Heil Sound The Fin Dynamic Microphone
- Vintage "Turner Mic" look with a strong visual signature, perfect for video (podcast, streaming, stage).
- Clear, rich, and full-range sound based on the PR20 capsule, designed for a present and intelligible voice.
- Cardioid directivity to better isolate the voice and limit ambient bleed.
- LED lighting powered by P48V (phantom) solely for aesthetics, with no impact on the microphone's dynamic operation.
Manufacturer Information
Heil Sound
https://www.heilsound.com
info@heilsound.com
------------------------
Safety manager:
Sonic Sales GmbH
Email: info@sonic-sales.de
Address:
A Vintage "Broadcast" Spirit with the Heil Sound Signature
The Heil Sound The Fin combines two rarely reconciled worlds: a retro aesthetic inspired by broadcast microphones ("Turner Mic") and a modern performance-oriented design. Designed to capture a voice with presence and articulation, it continues Heil's expertise while meeting current uses where image matters as much as sound. Its sleek design and integrated lighting make it a natural choice for filmed setups, without sacrificing sound quality.
Who Is It For? Video Podcasting, Streaming, Live Vocals, and Polished Speech
The The Fin is aimed at creators seeking a clear and "broadcast-ready" vocal sound: podcasters, streamers, singers, hosts, speakers, or musicians looking for a dynamic microphone that enhances the voice. Its cardioid directivity helps keep the capture focused on the source, which is especially useful in home studios, streaming control rooms, or on stage when the environment is not acoustically treated.
Design, Capsule, and LED: A Microphone That Embraces the Show Without Forgetting Sound Capture
Beyond style, the The Fin relies on a dynamic architecture that supports high levels, delivering a clear and full sound. The LED lighting adds an immediately recognizable visual effect on camera, ideal for reinforcing a channel's identity or a set's aesthetic.
A Dynamic Capsule Inspired by the PR20
Based on a capsule derived from the PR20 DNA, the The Fin aims for full-frequency reproduction with clarity that facilitates voice comprehension. It suits both spoken voice and singing, maintaining a sufficiently extended response for a lively and detailed sound.
Cardioid Directivity: More Voice, Less Room
The cardioid pattern favors focusing on the voice and limits pickup of sounds from the rear. The result is better separation, cleaner sound in real environments, and greater control both live and in video capture.
Phantom P48V: Only for Lighting
The The Fin remains a dynamic microphone: it does not require power to operate as a microphone. However, P48V phantom power is necessary if you want to activate the LED lighting. This allows you to enjoy the modern vintage look on set while retaining the simple and robust use of a dynamic microphone.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 50 Hz | Directivity | cardioid |
| Frequency response - end | 18 kHz | Capsule | dynamic |
| Category | voice microphone | Color | Grey |
| Off-axis rear attenuation at 180 degrees | -30 dB | Impedance | 600 ohms |
| Diameter | 2.86 cm | Lighting | 4 white LEDs |
| Maximum SPL | 142 dB | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Heil Sound The Fin require phantom power?
The dynamic capsule operates without phantom power. The +48 V P48 is only used to power the 4 built-in white LEDs.
What polar pattern limits room noise?
The cardioid pattern favors the sound source directly in front of the microphone and attenuates sounds coming from the rear. The attenuation at 180° off-axis reaches -30 dB.
Is the microphone suitable for video podcasting and streaming?
Its 4 white LED lighting provides a visual signature suited for filmed setups. The dynamic capsule, derived from the PR20 lineage, is designed for a present and articulated voice. The frequency response from 50 Hz to 18 kHz covers speech and singing needs.
What is the microphone's frequency response?
The frequency response extends from 50 Hz to 18 kHz, delivering a sound reproduction described as clear and wide-ranging.
Can it handle powerful sung vocals on stage?
The maximum SPL rating is 142 dB, allowing it to handle high-level vocal sources. Its impedance is 600 ohms.



