User manual SENNHEISER MD 214 N DATASHEET

[. . . ] Through the use of a precisely adjusted shockmount for the inner parts of the microphone good handling noise suppression has been achieved. Four versions of the MD 214 N are available: 3-pin plug (small Tuchel plug, screwable); low impedance, balanced. [. . . ] Connects balanced, low impedance microphones to amplifiers with medium T 3261 001 Mas30 (Art No. 2) set to position "S" the accentuation of the low frequencies can be eliminated. Therefore, the switch should always be set to position "S" when the distance between mouth and sound source is less than 20 cm. If the distance is more than 20 cm the switch should be set to the middle position. For recordings from a greater distance or when recording music switch position "M" is preferable. The MD 214 N features a pronounced directionality, which is called super cardioid. The 2 lead shielded cable is fitted with the connector Mas 30 and a coupling T 3261 001. Connecting Cable DA 7 NL Connects low impedance bi:llanced (N) microphones to low impedance unbalanced inputs (L). The cable is fitted on one end with a Cannon female connector, and on the other end with a Cannon male connector XLR-3. Recommended accessories Windscreen MZW 40 This sponge windscreen efficiently suppresses popping noise at close miking. If none of the connecting cables listed fits to the microphone input of your set, please contact your RN-dealer. Bass filter Hold the microphone on arms length and bring it slowly back towards your mouth. [. . . ] Bass filter Hold the microphone on arms length and bring it slowly back towards your mouth. If you listen to your own voice via a headphone you will realize that your voice sounds more dull the closer the microphone gets towards your mouth. [. . . ]