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The Sennheiser MD 42 is a high-quality reporter’s microphone with omni-directional pick-up pattern. It has been specially optimised for rough use in live reporting and broadcasting environments. The MD 42 is a very ‘good-natured’ microphone whose design avoids wind and handling noise problems. Colour: black, sound inlet basket: refined steel, black.
One of Sennheiser’s most popular microphones! It’s the MD 421-II’s versatility that has made this mic so widely acclaimed. Its ability to handle high pressure levels makes it a natural for guitars and drums, but that’s just the beginning. The MD 421-II’s full-bodied cardioid pattern and five-position bass control mean it’s an excellent choice for most instruments, as well as group vocals or radio broadcast announcers. One listen and you’ll know why it’s a classic.
The MD 421-II is one of the best-known microphones in the world. Here, we’ve found that its excellent sound qualities enable it to cope with the most diverse recording conditions and broadcasting applications.
The MD 421-II’s cardioid pattern offers outstanding feedback rejection, making it an excellent choice for live situations or recording environments where bleed from other instruments may be an issue. And the five selectable bass roll-off settings control proximity effect, so you can use the MD 421-II in close-miking situations and still get clean, clear response with no unnatural bass boost.
The MD 421-II has a glass composite housing and hardened stainless steel basket for rugged and durable performance in the studio or onstage. The sound inlet basket is refined steel for capsule protection. When you consider the lifetime performance and versatility of this mic, it’s easy to understand why the MD 421-II is world renowned for quality and value!
Many people consider the MD 431 II Sennheiser’s best dynamic mic for live vocals. But here’s an insider tip: pro recording engineers are using the MD 431 II on snare drums for a bright, crisp sound! This mic works in live performance and in the studio.
Sennheiser MD 431 II Microphone at a Glance:
A vocal mic for your star – or a tool for your studio
Sennheiser calls the MD 431 II a vocal mic, and it’s a great one. The MD 431 II is a high-quality, supercardioid dynamic microphone that sounds great and looks great onstage. The bonus is the MD 431 II’s performance in the studio, especially for snare drums and percussion instruments. That’s due to its presence peak above 2kHz, which provides accurate capture of percussive transients.
Supercardioid design with clean, transparent sound
The MD 431 II’s supercardioid pattern has excellent noise rejection, which contributes to its stage performance. It has a custom-tailored frequency response to achieve added transparency. A nearly frequency-independent, polar pattern gives the MD 431 II incredibly high gain before feedback and provides uncolored off-axis response.
Generation II features add sturdiness, improve sound
This generation of the MD 431 has a new rugged steel housing with a steel mesh grille to help it hold up onstage. Plus, The MD 431 II’s shock-suspended capsule, and a hum-bucking coil reduce handling and mechanical noise. Upgraded internal electronics handle proximity effect, and a recessed On/Off switch prevents embarassing dropouts.
Sennheiser MD 431 II Microphone Features:
The Sennheiser MD 431 II is a pro performer onstage or in the studio!
The Sennheiser MD435 Cardioid Dynamic Handheld Microphone takes top-notch qualities from the manufacturer’s higher-end products and captures them in a reliable and versatile handheld mic. Similar in sound and character to the widely used MD9235, the MD435 produces impressive detail and transparency without the hum and feedback found in other handheld mics. The MD435’s cardioid pattern ensures no unwanted sounds are picked up, and a spring-mounted capsule eliminates user noise. In addition to its lightweight and rugged metal construction, the MD435 is is topped off with a mic clip, pop protection, and a pouch, accessories that round out a professional-quality vocal microphone that’s perfect for the studio and stage.
The Sennheiser MD435 Cardioid Dynamic Handheld Microphone takes top-notch qualities from the manufacturer’s higher-end products and captures them in a reliable and versatile handheld mic. Similar in sound and character to the widely used MD9235, the MD435 produces impressive detail and transparency without the hum and feedback found in other handheld mics. The MD435’s cardioid pattern ensures no unwanted sounds are picked up, and a spring-mounted capsule eliminates user noise. In addition to its lightweight and rugged metal construction, the MD435 is is topped off with a mic clip, pop protection, and a pouch, accessories that round out a professional-quality vocal microphone that’s perfect for the studio and stage.
Boasting the same transmitter capsule found in the highly acclaimed MD9235, the Sennheiser MD435 refines high frequencies and will highlight even the subtlest nuances in your vocal performances. Bright, full-bodied sound courtesy of the aluminum-copper voice coil beefs up your voice, while the hum compensation coil fights valiantly against feedback with fantastic results. Not to mention, the cardioid pickup pattern lets you experiment with distances and angles, which is ideal for both studio and stage applications.
Sound engineers love the Sennheiser MD435’s rugged, durable construction — it’s built like a tank and prepared for daily use! The MD435’s spring-mounted capsule shields from hand and body noise. The mic’s lightweight metal design also means it’s capable of handling those inevitable tumbles and drops.
With its incredible presence and full-bodied richness, the Sennheiser MD445 Supercardioid Dynamic Handheld Microphone is a reliable and versatile mic that’s a cut above others in its class. The MD445 produces sophisticated detail and transparency without the hum and feedback found in other handheld mics. Its supercardioid pattern ensures no unwanted sounds get picked up, and a spring-mounted capsule eliminates user noise. The MD445 is topped off with a mic clip, pop protection, and a pouch, accessories that round out a professional-quality vocal microphone that’s perfect for the studio and stage.
The MD445 is the highest class of Sennheiser’s dynamic mics, and it absolutely delivers. Its supercardioid pattern produces an incredibly focused sound, brimming with presence and intensity while blocking ambient noise. Bright, robust response courtesy of the aluminum-copper voice coil beefs up your voice while the hum compensation coil fights valiantly against feedback with fantastic results.
Sound engineers love the Sennheiser MD445’s rugged, durable construction — it’s built like a tank and prepared for daily use! The MD445’s spring-mounted capsule shields from hand and body noise. The mic’s lightweight metal design also means it’s capable of handling those inevitable tumbles and drops.
The Sennheiser ME2 is an omnidirectional lav mic that works in tandem with a bodypack transmitter. This great-sounding mic delivers a sharp, clean sound with high speech intelligibility. And it’s the epitome of discreet — clip it on and it’s virtually invisible. If you’re giving a presentation or inviting in presenters, the ME2 is an excellent lavalier microphone. The ME2 is compatible with the evolution wireless series, AVX, SpeechLine Digital Wireless, and XS Wireless.
The Sennheiser name is synonymous with wired and wireless microphones, complete wireless systems, and studio-grade headphones. For example, guitarists worldwide know that the e609 and e906 dynamic microphones sound outstanding with pretty much any guitar amplifier, and their ruggedness makes them perfect for live use. The MD 421 dynamic mic is known by studio engineers to be a flexible solution for vocals, drums, amps and bass cabinets, with high SPL handling and excellent transient response. Onstage, artists know that when they’re handed an e865, e935, e945 or other Sennheiser vocal microphone, they can expect studio-quality reproduction and excellent resistance to feedback. And in the world of wireless microphone systems, Sennheiser’s evolution wireless systems give you the ability to set up many simultaneous wireless channels without interference.
If you move about as you perform or present, we have the ideal headset mic. The Sennheiser ME 3-II is designed for high-quality, close-proximity capture of vocals and speech in loud-stage situations. The mic’s cardioid pickup pattern provides excellent ambient-noise and feedback rejection. You’ll find its comfortable, immovable headband is perfect for applications involving vigorous activity such as sports or dance.
Sennheiser ME 3-II Headset Microphone Features:
Perform confidently with the Sennheiser ME 3-II!
The Sennheiser ME 4 Cardioid lavalier (lapel) microphone is for use with the Evolution Wireless SK body pack transmitters. The Sennheiser ME 4 cardioid electret-condenser lavalier mic comes with cable, clip and grille.
Sennheiser ME4 Cardioid Electret-Condenser Lavalier Lapel Mic Features at a Glance:
The Sennheiser MEB 104 B is used for capturing audio in permanent installations such as conference rooms, boardrooms, lecture halls, school auditoriums and more. It features a Cardioid polar pattern and has a frequency response of 40 Hz to 20 kHz.
The MEB 104 boundary microphone allows easy surface installation in tables or ceiling tiles. It is powered by 24 to 48V phantom power. This capsule provides excellent speech intelligibility. The MEB 104 terminates in an XLR-3M connector. Also included is a hex-nut and two rubber rings for mounting.
With a nod to project studios all over the globe, Sennheiser has unleashed the MK 4. Representing Sennheiser’s first large-diaphragm side-address condenser microphone, the MK 4 is designed to offer you the best-possible sound quality for the money, rather than technical extravagance. It features a powerful warm sound, with vivid mids and a detailed bass range, making the MK 4 perfect for vocals and acoustic instruments alike. Created to give home and project studios a refreshing option, at excellent value, the MK 4 is well suited to a wide range of recording environments and applications.
Whether you’re looking for a does-everything mic for home recording or a pro in need of a versatile workhorse condenser for your collection, you’ll be totally satisfied with the Sennheiser MK 8. This internally shockmounted multi-pattern condenser microphone is based on a tried-and-true dual diaphragm design, providing you with warmth and clarity for any recording application. Recording engineers were impressed by the MK 8’s 3-mode attenuation filtering, which makes it particularly useful for combating the low-end muddiness of proximity effect when you close mic vocals.
Sennheiser MK 8 Multi-pattern Condenser Microphone at a Glance:
Five polar patterns cover virtually any recording situationWith its pair of gold-sputtered diaphragms, the Sennheiser MK 8 offers you the full flexibility of a classic condenser microphone. Three different cardioid patterns provide varying degrees of directional isolation, which is great if you’re trying to block out instruments or room reflections. At either extreme, the MK 8 offers the open sound of its omnidirectional configuration and a figure 8 pattern. Any way you set it up, you’ll appreciate the depth and warmth this traditional condenser microphone has to offer.
Three filter options allow you to eliminate unwanted lowsOne of the best thing about a workhorse microphone like the MK 8 is that you can use it on anything, and Sennheiser made the MK 8 even more versatile by equipping it with three filter setting. With the filters bypassed, the MK 8 delivers a wide open sound with excellent bass response, but sometimes, too much low end can really muddy your sound. If you’re afraid the low-frequency rumble of passing trucks or footsteps vibrating up through your mic stand might mess up your mix, flip on the 18dB cut at 60Hz. However, if you’re just trying to get a less boomy vocal sound from a singer who likes to choke up on the grille, then the gentler 6dB rolloff at 100Hz will serve you better.
Three pad settings accommodate a wide range of signalDid we mention you can use the MK 8 on just about anything? That includes super-loud sources, such as thunderous drums and dimed tube guitar amps. Part of what makes this possible is the 3-mode pad switch. Most of the time, you’ll be okay leaving the pad switch set to off, but when things start to get too loud, the MK 8’s -10dB and -20dB settings sure come in handy. So, whether you’re recording spoken words or screaming trumpets, your MK 8 has you covered.
Sennheiser MK 8 Multi-pattern Condenser Microphone Features:
From broadcast to theatrical production, the MKE 2 Gold subminiature lavalier microphone from Sennheiser is an excellent choice. This highly detailed microphone employs a unique Umbrella Diaphragm design, making it moisture resistant without limiting its high-end definition. At the same time, sound-reinforcement techs and broadcast engineers both appreciate how easy it is to hide this unobtrusive lav in hair, clothing folds, and shirt collars. What’s more, the Sennheiser MKE 2 Gold comes complete with two end caps that allow you to tailor this mic’s high-frequency response as needed.
Sennheiser MKE 2 Gold Lavalier Microphone Features:
Get high-def sound with low-profile looks from the Sennheiser MKE 2 Gold!
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