Overview

The Sennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone includes features found in today's interview mics, but with studio quality sound, according to the company. The MD 46 has a traditional long handle, wind attenuation and off-axis rejection and is designed to possess an extended high-frequency response, warm lows, and a clean midrange. The company developed the new microphone in response to the needs of NBC and the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Omni microphones pick up everything equally, including background noise. TheSennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone focuses on the subject, increasing clarity. Designed to have low handling and wind noise, and to eliminate vocal popping, this microphone gives the ENG team an ideal interview tool.

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Sennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone

The Sennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone includes features found in today's interview mics, but with studio quality sound, according to the company. The MD 46 has a traditional long handle, wind attenuation and off-axis rejection and is designed to possess an extended high-frequency response, warm lows, and a clean midrange. The company developed the new microphone in response to the needs of NBC and the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Omni microphones pick up everything equally, including background noise. TheSennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone focuses on the subject, increasing clarity. Designed to have low handling and wind noise, and to eliminate vocal popping, this microphone gives the ENG team an ideal interview tool.

Features

  • Rugged all-metal body

  • Extremely low sensitivity to handling noise

  • Very insensitive to pop and wind noise

  • Uniform frequency response

  • Excellent sound quality

  • Integral microphone clamp thread

  • Double layer grille basket

  • Cardioid dynamic capsule

  • Low handling noise

  • Long handle with excellent balance

Specifications

  • Transducer principle (Microphone): dynamic

  • Pick-up pattern: cardioid

  • Frequency response: 40 - 18 000 Hz

  • Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz): 2,0 mV/Pa

  • Nominal impedance: 350 Ohm

  • Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ohm

  • Connector: XLR-3

  • Dimensions: 49 x 250 mm

  • Weight: 360 g

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Product Overview

The Sennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone includes features found in today's interview mics, but with studio quality sound, according to the company. The MD 46 has a traditional long handle, wind attenuation and off-axis rejection and is designed to possess an extended high-frequency response, warm lows, and a clean midrange. The company developed the new microphone in response to the needs of NBC and the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Omni microphones pick up everything equally, including background noise. TheSennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Hand Held Microphone focuses on the subject, increasing clarity. Designed to have low handling and wind noise, and to eliminate vocal popping, this microphone gives the ENG team an ideal interview tool.

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