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Sony ECM77B
The ECM-77 is probably the most often seen lapel microphone on TV and it is used widely in both studio production and on location. Its popularity is based on a combination of excellent sound quality, robust construction and an attractive cosmetic design.
Minature Design
Flat Frequency Response
Water Resistant
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Sennheiser MKH8070
Long shotgun microphone. Ideal for major broadcast and sporting events. Extreme directivity, reliably capturing distant sounds even under the toughest sonic and climatic conditions. Extremely weather-proof. The successor to the Sennheiser 816.
Lobar Pickup
High Directivity
Symmetrical RF Transducer
Excellent Transient Response
Reliable under Tough Conditions
Can Interface with Digital Systems
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Sennheiser MKH8050
Super-cardioid microphone. Perfect for recording soloists, large instruments like the grand piano but also orchestras. Balanced frequency response within the pick-up pattern. Absolute acoustical separation of instruments.
Supercardioid Pattern
Modular Design
Ideal for Soloist Recordings
Includes Capsule and XLR Module
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Coles 4104
The 4104 Commentator's Noise Cancelling Ribbon Microphone is of British Broadcasting (BBC) design and used for reproducing high quality commentary speech from noisy surroundings by cancelling out a considerable degree of background noise.
Ribbon Mic for Commentary and Speech
Directional Polar Pattern
Low-Cut Roll-Off at 16 Hz
For Close Positioning to Mouth
Reduced Noise in Ambient Environments
Stainless Steel Protective Breath Shield
Removable Plastic Hygiene Shield
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K & M 259 Low Mic Stand
Short microphone booms stand by K&M The 25910 provides good stability with three folding legs, which measure 230mm centre to foot. Height 180mm.
Also suitable for low settings
Height is adjustable from 425 to 645 mm
Die-cast base with folding legs
Comes with telescopic boom arm
