Identify microphone?
Identify microphone?
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- jagara
Any of the musicians in here who can help me identify this microphone?
I've had it for years. I don't know a lot about microphones, I usually use a Shure SM-58 for just about anything.
It's a Sennheiser, but that's what I know.
It has room for a battery, but as far as I can understand, it also works with phantom power, so that's how I tested it. It produces extremely low volumes.
- kona3
That's not a microphone.
That's a lightsaber. Your father was a Jedi most likely.
- ********-2
Kona is always unknowing about reality sometimes. It's a SENNHEISER K3 N/ME40 Vintage Condenser Microphone K-3/ME-40 #17036
- However, it's true. My father was a Jedi.********
- always unknowing.. sometimes?detritus
- I guess he's always unknowing, but he's in-and-out of delusions and reality most of the time.********
- fuck omg was faster :)********
- that's what she saidmonospaced
- lol. you're such a petty little twat omgkona
- haha********
- However, it's true. My father was a Jedi.
- ********2
Sennheiser ME-40
- sarahfailin3
- what about this one?
- My ex had one of this. It's for massaging her shoulder.pango
- jagara0
Thanks! :)
What is this kind of mic used for? And is there a reason why the input is so low (it could just be broken, i know)?
- it's sensitive to sound sources that are directly behind the mic and gives you a better isolation from room noise and nearby instruments********
- but it has to be positioned properly.********
- it's sensitive to sound sources that are directly behind the mic and gives you a better isolation from room noise and nearby instruments