Sennheiser MKH8050 SuperCardioid Condenser Microphone

1,399.00 USD

The Sennheiser MKH8050 is a Super-Cardioid Microphone suitable for almost any application but is particularly suited where off axis rejection of sides is a primary concern.

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Description

Sennheiser MKH8050 Overview

MKHC 8050 SuperCardiod head and MZX 8000 XLR module

For years the Sennheiser MKH line of microphones has been the standard for the most precise and accurate recording quality in film, theatre or studio applications. The MKH8000 series is a modular series that brings a warmth and versatility to the already very popular line. The Sennheiser MKH8050 is a Super-Cardioid Microphone suitable for almost any application but is particularly suited where off axis rejection of sides is a primary concern. Its small size also aids tremendously in mic placement with low ceilings or restricted mounting room. The Sennheiser MKH8050 measures 19mm in diameter and only 74 mm in length when coupled with its XLR module. Sennheiser mics are known for their resistance to humid conditions and extraneous RF.

Sennheiser MKH8050 Features:

  • SuperCardioid pickup pattern
  • Modular design
  • Wide frequency response 30 to 50,000 Hz
  • Symmetrial transducer with 2 backplates providing extremely low distortion
  • Extremely low inherent selfnoise
  • Accurate directional pattern
  • Non reflective Nextel coating
  • Provides Optimum Separation of Sources

Included Items:

  • MKH8050 Microphone Head
  • MZX 8000 XLR Module
  • MZQ 8000 Windshield (Foam)
  • Aluminum Transport Case

Sennheiser MZF 8000 Filter Module (recommended for boom pole use)

Specifications

Frequency response: 30 – 50000 Hz
Audio output: XLR-3M balanced, transformerless, floating
Pick-up Pattern: super-cardioid
Sensitivity: 20 mV/Pa (-34 dBV/Pa)
Nominal impedance: 25 Ω
Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ω
Phantom powering: 48 V +/- 4 V
Equivalent noise level: 13 dB(A)
Maximum sound pressure level: 142 dB SPL
Current consumption: 3,3 mA

Read a review of the MKH8000 Series Microphones