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Sennheiser Pro Audio Sennheiser Pro Audio Wireless Microphone System, Black (MKE600)

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Features

  • Ideal video camera/camcorder microphone: Able to handle the most demanding filmic challenges
  • High directivity: Picks up sounds coming from the direction in which the camera is pointing and effectively attenuates noise coming from the sides and rear
  • Switchable "Low Cut" filter: Minimizes wind noise
  • Phantom or battery powering: Because some video cameras/ camcorders do not provide phantom power
  • Supplied with foam windshield and shock mount

Description

The MKE 600 is the ideal video camera/camcorder microphone able to handle even demanding filmic challenges. Due to its high directivity, the MKE 600 picks up sounds coming from the direction in which the camera is pointing and effectively attenuates noise coming from the sides and rear. The switchable “Low Cut” filter additionally minimizes wind noise. Because some video cameras/camcorders do not provide phantom power, the MKE 600 can also be battery powered. A battery on/off switch prevents the battery from discharging prematurely; “Low Batt” is displayed.

Recommended Uses For Product: Singing,Sound Recording


Brand: Sennheiser


Model Name: MKE600


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Connector Type: 3.5 mm Jack


Special Feature: Instruction manual, Item Includes, MKE 600 gun microphone, MZS 600 shock mount for camera light-shoe, MZW 600 foam windshield See more


Compatible Devices: Canon 5D II, Canon 5D III, Canon 60D, Canon 6D, Canon 7D


Color: Black


Included Components: 1


Polar Pattern: Super Cardioid


Audio Sensitivity: 132 Decibels


Item Weight: 15.2 Ounces


Microphone Form Factor: Shotgun


Item dimensions L x W x H: 10.08 x 0.79 x 4.02 inches


Power Source: Battery Powered


Number of Batteries: 1 AA batteries required.


Material: Aluminum


Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 75 dB


Hardware Platform: Camcorder


Number of Channels: 1


Frequency Response: 20 KHz


Global Trade Identification Number: 71


Manufacturer: Sennheiser


UPC: 615104223493 632709979327


Item Weight: 15.2 ounces


Product Dimensions: 10.08 x 0.79 x 4.02 inches


Item model number: 505453


Batteries: 1 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 14, 2013


Color Name: Black


Material Type: Aluminum


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    • Very good shotgun mic! Hear how it sounds in my video review.
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I liked this shot gun mic! It is very solid and feels professional indeed (an entry level, but very, very respectable). I actually was interested in a less expensive shotgun mic at first, but ended up getting Sennheiser MKE 600 and Sony PCM M10 portable recorder. I was able to compare Sennheiser with several other microphones side by side when keeping the gain constant, and I used 2 different recording devices - Sony recorder and Nikon digital camera. Please check my video review on YouTube to listen to Sennheiser MKE 600 mic in comparison with some other mics (Please search for "Microphones compared: Sennheiser MKE 600, Bronstein BRN-900, BRN-400, Sony PCM M10, Nikon D7000" on YouTube or follow the link in the comment below for this review). This test was designed to compare the ability of the microphones to record a distant (or quiet) misic. I intentionally placed the mics fairly far amd compensated by increasing the gain on the Sony recorder, so the noise level relative to signal is higher compared to when speaking directly to mics. Of these microphones, I liked PCM M10 onboard omnidirectional stereo mics for the high sensitivity, very low self noise and fuller, crisper sound (but it records every ambient noise), and I also liked the MKE 600 shotgun that can help isolate the sound that is natural, loud enough and has a relatively low background hiss. I used this Sennheiser mic with both 48V phantom power from a Mackie mixer and 2 AA batteries (required an XLR to 3.5mm adaptor). The performance was comparable (it is supposed to be slightly better with phantom power, according to the specs). It is a real boon to use AA batteries for such a mic, as I can use it with my Sony recorder or plug directly into digital camera. In addition, the mic comes with a nice pouch. Good job Sennheiser! The microphones I was comparing are not in the same price price category, of course, so it may be not a fair comparison. But I was wondering if cheaper mics will do just fine for my purpose or I need a more expensive one. I initially purchased a relatively cheap mic (BRN-200), but ended up returning it, and then I got a Sony personal recorder and also tried more expensive shotgun mics to supress back/side noises and pickup more distant, fainter sounds from the target source. At the time of each purchase (January-March 2014), Sennheiser was sold at Amazon for $330, Sony PCM M10 for $210, BRN-400 for $130, BRN-900 for $70 and BRN-200 for $50. The price for BRN-400 recently dropped nearly 25%, and the price for Sony increased. Although the more expensive microphones (Sennheiser and Sony) performed much better recording low volume sounds, if you would place any of these, even cheaper mics very close to the source and also optimze the gain on the recording device, the quality of captured sound will likely improve. I personally liked PCM M10 onboard omnidirectional stereo mics for the high sensitivity, very low self noise and fuller, crisper sound, and, of course, I also enjoed the MKE 600 shotgun mic. I think the low frequencies, especially for voice recording, appear to be more faithfully rerpoduced by Sennheiser, compared to Sony recorder, so the voice from MKE 600 sounds a little fuller. But the sound is a little crisper when recorded with Sony recorder without a shotgun mic. ... show more
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The quality of this mic matches other mics in the $800-$1000 range. If you need a truly professional mic and cannot afford to go above this price point then this is the one to get. This is also the only battery powered mic I would consider. The Rode NTG2 sounds weak on AA power and you will notice a decrease in input volume on the Rode. The MKE-600 will still sound punchy and cut through on AA power and one battery provides 150 hours of operational time. I find the MKE-600 mixes well in post production with other common on-set production mics from DPA, Schoeps, Audio Technica. Of course the next level up MKH-416 is more than double the price and has also has a characteristic with a big bump on the high end frequencies which this mic will not capture, but that is unique the 416 over other almost all other Shotgun mics. If I had to compare, the MKE-600 sounds closest to a DPA 2017 which is a $999 mic. You can't go wrong with the MKE 600 and its versatile, nimble, quality capabilities as both an on-camera mic or boom mic. ... show more
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