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TA0709 - IEC 60318-1 Artificial Ear 1/2" Preamplifier Adapter
TA0709 - IEC 60318-1 Artificial Ear 1/2" Preamplifier Adapter (CRY3718), for connecting a 1/2-inch preamplifier. Must be used with TA0708 or TA0709.
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CRY3718 Ear Simulator IEC60318-1
Frequency Response
100Hz to 4kHz ±1dB(Simulated human ear impedance)、 20Hz to 16kHz(Coupling cavity use)
Standards
IEC 60318-1、 ITU-T P.57 Type 1、 GB/T 25498.1-2010
Weight
147g
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