Sennheiser E608 High SPL Dynamic Instrument Microphone

E608
$268
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The Sennheiser E608 is a dynamic super-cardioid miniature instrument microphone. Ideal for brass, drums, and woodwind. Flexible gooseneck with multifunctional clip for easy positioning. Handles high SPLs without distortion.

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Sennheiser E608 High SPL Dynamic Instrument Microphone

Sennheiser E608 is a solid choice for brass and woodwind players. With its flexible gooseneck, the E608 snuggles right up to the instrument, while the multifunctional clip lets it find an optimal position on every instrument.

The shock-mounted capsule reliably protects against structure-borne noise. When something is in the air – it doesn’t get lost here. The E608 comes closer to the heart of each instrument and transmits its character in soft, warm tones.

E608 Key Highlights:

  • Dynamic microphone with gooseneck
  • Low sensitivity to structure-borne noise
  • An extremely rugged fibreglass housing with tear-resistant cable (XLR connector)
  • Dynamic microphone with gooseneck
  • Low sensitivity to structure-borne noise
  • An extremely rugged fibreglass housing with tear-resistant cable (XLR connector)
  • Simple handling and flexible positioning
  • Hum compensating coil
  • Highly effective shock mount

Dimensions: Ø 17 x 185 mm
Connector: XLR-3
Frequency response (Microphone): 40 – 16000 Hz
Transducer principle (Microphone): dynamic
Weight: Without cable: 20 g
Pick-up pattern: super-cardioid
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz): 0,8 mV/Pa
Nominal impedance: 250 Ω
Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ω

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