Sennheiser SER 1-3 User Manual download pdf (Page 36)

2 ELECTRET

CONDENSER

MICROPHONES

Condenser

microphones

have

gained

a justified

reputation

for

sound perfection

to

studio standards.

For

example,

any

professional

will

confirm that

the

lower

diaphragm

weight in

this type

of microphone

enhances

the

transient

response.

It is hardly

surprising

that

many

an

owner

of

medium

-priced

dynamic

microphone

nurses

an ambition

to buy

a

condenser microphone

sooner

or

later.

Until now,

the high price

of a

really

professional

condenser

microphone

has

too often rendered

it

a mere

pipe

dream.

With

our range

of Electret

Condenser

Micro-

phones,

Sennheiser has

brought

the advantages

of the transducer

principle

right

into

the

reach

of

the medium

-priced

class.

These

advantages

include,

for

example,

the

lower

diaphragm weight

with

resultant

benefits to

the transient

response

and handling

noise

sensitivity,

the

smaller

dimensions

and

the uniformity

of directional

characteristics

at different frequencies.

Senn

-

heiser

has

been particularly

successful in

emphasising

the

benefits

of

lightweight

dia-

phragms

through

use of

the "Back-

Electret"

technology. The

Sennheiser

range

of Electret

Condenser

Microphones

therefore

slots ideally

in

price

and range

of

quality

features

between

the

dynamic

standard

microphones

and the

dynamic

studio microphones.

Part

Model

Short

Description

Page

No.

1617

K3N

Handgrip /Powering

Module

with

small Tuchel

connector plug

37

1618

K3U

Handgrip /Powering

Module

with

Cannon

connector plug

37

1901 K

30 AV

Handgrip /Powering

Module with

8 -pin

plug

to

DIN

45326

37

1313 K 1

Handgrip /Powering

Module with

fixed 1.5

metre lead,

plug

to DIN 41524

37

1316

ME 20

Omnidirectional

Microphone

Module

38

1317 ME40

Cardioid Microphone

Module

38

1279 ME

80

Supercardioid /Cardioid

Microphone

Module

38

1705

ME

88

Cardioid

/Lobar

Microphone

Module

39

1685 MKE 10

-3

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Directional

Microphone

with

Adapter for

K

1,

K 3 & K

30 AV

39

1980

MKE 40

-3

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Directional

Microphone

with Adapter

for K 1,

K 3 &

K 30 AV

39

1982

MKE 40

-6

Lavalier

Clip -On

Directional

Microphone with

Cardioid Characteristic

40/41

1981 MKE 42

Directional

Rod

Microphone with

Cardioid Characteristic

40/41

1681 MKE 10

-LM

Lavalier

Clip -On

Microphone with

In -Line

Battery

and

Standard LM Plug

Connector

40/41

1686 MKE 10

-6

Lavalier

Clip -On

Microphone with

In -Line

Battery

and 3.5 mm

Jack Plug

40/41

1940 MKE 10

R

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Microphone for

SK

1010

and

SK

1012

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1978

MKE

40

R

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Directional

Microphone for

SK

1010

&

SK

1012

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1979

MKE 40

-1 R

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Directional

Microphone for

SK

1008

-3 &

SK

1007

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1419

MKE

10

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Microphone for

SK

1010

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1498

MKE 10

-1

Lavalier

Clip

-On

Microphone for

SK

1008

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1471 MKE

2010

Omnidirectional

Screw

-On

Microphone

for

SK

1010

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1848 MKE

2012

Omnidirectional

Screw

-On

Microphone for

SK

1012 Mikroport

Transmitter

42

1472

MKE 4010

Cardioid

Screw

-On Microphone

for

SK

1010

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1849 MKE 4012

Cardioid

Screw

-On

Microphone for

SK

1012

Mikroport Transmitter

42

1382 MKE 2002

Binaural Microphone

for

Dummy Head

Stereo Recording

43

1217

MKE 2002

Set

Binaural Microphone for

Dummy Head

Stereo Recording with

Plastic Head &

Carrying Case 43

Summary

of

Remote

-Powered

Microphones

44

Summary of Microphones

with Built

-In Battery Powering

45

Techncal

Data

46

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