Sennheiser Pro Audio Sennheiser Professional MK 4 Cardioid Condenser Studio Microphone
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Features
- True condenser microphone for home, project, and professional studio recordings
- 1-Inch large-diaphragm capsule produces a powerful warm sound
- 24-carat gold-plated diaphragm
- Capsule shock-mounted internally to minimise structure-borne noise
- Low inherent self-noise and high maximum SPL
Description
The MK 4 digital unites the high-resolution sound of a true condenser mic with the simplicity and finesse of digital solutions. The sensitive A/D conversion is provided by high-end Apogee technology. Be it in the rehearsal room or in interviews: The MK 4 digital is easy to handle and can be used with iOS devices and with laptops.
Recommended Uses For Product: Singing, Streaming
Brand: Sennheiser
Model Name: MK 4
Connectivity Technology: XLR
Connector Type: XLR
Special Feature: Microphone-Feature
Compatible Devices: Laptop
Color: Gold
Included Components: MK 4 microphone|MZQ 4 microphone clamp|Pouch|Instruction manual
Polar Pattern: Unidirectional
Audio Sensitivity: 140 Decibels
Item Weight: 1.06 Pounds
Microphone Form Factor: Microphone Only
Item dimensions L x W x H: 10.23 x 4.72 x 3.14 inches
Power Source: 48 V phantom powering (P48)
Material: Brass
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 10 dB
Hardware Platform: Television
Number of Channels: 1
Frequency Response: 20 Hz
Global Trade Identification Number: 57, 56
Manufacturer: Sennheiser
UPC: 615104186057 615104276956
Product Dimensions: 10.23 x 4.72 x 3.14 inches
Item Weight: 1.06 pounds
Item model number: 504298
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 28, 2011
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I like this microphone. It isn't really any better than any other mic in the price range of around $300. I have many microphones in my home studio. I can't say that this one really stands out in any way. It has a nice clear sound, that is a little on the treble-ish end in my opinion. They say to find the right mic for your voice, and I don't really think this one is the one for me. Like I said, I am definitely not saying that this mic is bad or not worth $300. It just isn't anything incredible as far as microphones go. However, it is very well made and I like that it feels like a quality made microphone. It is something that is worth checking out if you have a little extra cash. Maybe it will be the microphone for your vocal tone and pitch and all that.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 25, 2022 by Jeff & Jerr Ford
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I am a drummer and currently a student at the Berklee College of Music. I do a lot of self production for myself and my band, and I have to say that this is probably the most convenient microphone I've used so far within my budget. I mostly record rock, but have also worked with more acoustic genres like solo piano and jazz as well. The MK4 really shines (no pun intended) when tracking vocals and acoustic piano - it required no additional EQ'ing, and only a slight compression for them to really blend well in a mix. The mic seems to be pre-EQ'd to have a slight boost in the high frequencies which gives it a pleasant "shimmer," and has a very warm and round sounding low end. Using a pair of these as overhead mics were a bit tricky though. The mic and the Sennheiser MKS 4 Shockmount for MK 4 Microphone (which is an excellent suspension mount by the way) together was a bit heavy for the stands, and tipped over once while I was tracking drums and slammed into one of the rims of my drums. I had to place a sandbag on the boom stand legs to counterbalance it for it to reach over my kit. There was only a cosmetic scratch where it landed, and the mic's sound quality was not affected at all - a huge plus to Sennheiser for making this mic so rugged. As for how these sound as overhead drum mics, I found that because of that slight boost in the high frequencies, the capsule didn't react very well to certain crash cymbals and chinas, but rolling off at 10KHz and compression in Pro Tools EQ fixed that and gave me a pleasing contemporary rock sound. However, if you're looking for a very natural/unprocessed sound for drums, I would either use these as room mics instead of overheads, or cover the mics themselves with a thin fabric or foam cover to filter out the brittleness it picks up from louder cymbals, and you would be good to go! In conclusion, while it is certainly not THE perfect large diaphragm mic, the sound is very comparable to mics of this design that run upwards of $3000... but for only a tenth of the price. With a little tweaking in your DAW, these mics can handle almost anything. I would recommend this to any musician looking to record projects on a budget - the price is manageable, the sound is clean and bright, and the mic can stand up to abuse of a working musician's life fairly well.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 6, 2012 by Steven
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The Mk4's are my third pair of "economical" overhead microphones for recording drums in a non-professional studio setting. These are replacing a pair of Audix ADX51s which are still outstanding for recording or live application, but the MK4s just seem to capture a more balanced spectrum of the plethora of sounds produced by a larger drum set with many toms, cymbals, bells and chimes. I started with a single MK4 to use as a mono room mic but during test recording I was so impressed with the balanced sound I decided to get a second one and use these for overheads. The MK4 does not have a db pad or bass roll off filter but Sennheiser's specs say it will tolerate 140 db and I can EQ at the board or in the DAW. If you are still reading/interested, my first pair of overheads were a set of Audio Technica Pro-37Rs which got plenty of live and studio use. The improvement from the Pro-37R to the Audix is how I perceive going from the Audix to the MK4 for overhead use. I have not used this mic for any other instruments but I would feel comfortable putting it in the same league as an AT-4033 or 4050 but my impression is that it is a bit warmer with maybe less sizzle than the ATs - but I always found the AT-40 series a bit too crisp.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 4, 2019 by Rick Rick
Pattern Name: Microphone
So far I’m happy excellent product
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 21, 2022 by Amazon Customer
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As Sennheiser's first large-diaphragm studio condenser mic, the quality of this mic is comparable to their high-end equipment. The first thing you will notice is how well made it is, with its solid construction and simple, yet attractive finish. When used to record voice overs in a home studio, it provides a clean transparent sound, with just a slight boost in the 1-2kHz range. It handles high sound pressure levels flawlessly, while at the same time being quite sensitive to quiet sounds. Even when I fail to fully support the end of a sentence or phrase, this mic picks up enough to allow me to salvage the recording. Some things that potential buyers need to know: 1. You need to supply phantom power to this microphone. 2. For best results, you need to be in a quiet and not too lively recording space. 3. You need to stay close to this mic in order to capture the low end of your voice. 4. You also need to speak directly into the side of the mic or sound discoloration will occur. I consider this a surprisingly high quality mic for the inexpensive price.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 11, 2012 by Amazon Customer
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Seriously the best Mics have ever used so far they are absolutely 100% worth it, I run a ASMR REIKI youtube channel and these mics are unbelievable!!!!! Worth every single penny , best of the best , you really get what you pay for with german quality! They really take care of their customers too!!! Awesome company and awesome product !
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 16, 2020 by Darya Ovechkina
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In this price range, haven’t found a better combination of performance and build quality. Using for studio voice-over recording, podcasting and online presentations and meetings and regularly get compliments on just how great it sounds in all of these uses. Highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 2, 2021 by JIJO M