1 mv is way too low for senstivity. You want something 11 mv or higher. Somewhere around 15-20 mv would be best. "Reach" is very important when selecting a mic to be used in various locations.
On the spec sheet where it says "Open Circuit Sensitivity (at 1 kHz): -41 dBV (0 dBV = 1 V/Pa)
Am I misunderstanding that the sensitivity would therefor be -41 dBV???
If so, when I use the dBV to mV/pa converter on "
http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-transferfactor.htm" and I enter -41 dBV, I get a sensitivity of 8.9 mV/Pa...
Am I doing this wrong or am I misunderstanding it??? Is mV/pa the same as 'mv' that people commonly refer to???
If in fact the mv is 8.9mV/Pa, would these mics do the trick for what I need them for???
I know you mentioned a sensitivity of anything over 11 (preferably in the 15-20 range) is best but when I chkd the Superlux SMK-H8K (that I was originally looking at picking up)they had a sensitivity of 10 mV/Pa and I also chkd the AKG 1000s(another alternative for starter mics) and the sensitivity was only 6mV/Pa, so would the sensitivity of these Behringer's suffice for a set of starter mics???
Thanks again everyone for all the help and comments, keep them coming, they're helping alot...
Spyder9 if you get the chance, could you please get back to me... It would be greatly appreciated... As I mentioned befor, I don't know what I'm doing and don't know specs. I have really appreciated the feedback... Last thing I want to do is buy a set of mics that are of no use to me; on the other hand, if these puppies will do the trick, then the price just can't be beat...
THX