Description: "The MD441 is acknowledged as the most accurate and versatile dynamic mic available. It has a nearly textbookperfect supercardioid pattern, a five-position low frequency contour switch, a two-position high frequency switch, a critically dampened internal shock suspension, and a hum bucking coil. Perfect for vocals and virtually every instrument."
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Sennheiser MD 441 Dynamic Studio Microphone Features:
- Extremely good feedback rejection
- Balanced frequency response
- 5-step roll-off filter
- Brillance switch for accentuation of high frequencies
- Insensitive against handling noise due to very effective shock mount
- Robust
Sennheiser MD 441 Dynamic Studio Microphone Specifications:
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Acoustical mode of operation: |
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Magnetic field interference factor |
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Pressure gradiant transducer |
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5 µV/ 5µTelsa |
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Frequency reponse: |
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Bass attenuator switch |
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On-axis: 30...20000 Hz |
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5 steps |
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Directional characteristics: |
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Microphone Dimentions: |
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Supercardioid |
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270x33x36 mm |
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Rejection at 130° |
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Weight: |
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20 dB-3dB |
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appx. 450g |
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Open circuit output level at 1 kHz |
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1.8 mV/Pa ±3dB (appx. -55 dBV) |
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Electrical impedance at 1000 Hz |
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200 ohm |
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Minimum load impedance |
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1000 ohm |
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Hints for use:
- Roll-off filter and brillance switch enable you to match the frequency response to the respective recording situation. As "sound" is judged individually only general recommendations for specific settings of both controls can be given:
- Roll-off filter position "M": Recording or transmission of music, vocals or speech at
distances>=30 cm
- Roll-off filter position "S": Vocals and speech recording/transmission at
distances<=10 cm.
- For outdoor recording/transmission or distances <= 15 cm a pop/windshield should be used.
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