User manual SENNHEISER MD 441

[. . . ] With the LMversion pins 1 and 3 01 the microphone's plug are interconnected so that the MD 441 LM can be used directly with a large number 01 tape and cassette recorders. for connecting the MD 441 LM with high-impedance microphone inputs the cable translormer T8 514 M is available. [. . . ] for connecting the MD 441 LM with high-impedance microphone inputs the cable translormer T8 514 M is available. The cable translormer serves at the same time as an extension because it is litted with a 5 m cable. The super-cardioid dynamic microphone MD 441 is the right microphone lor advanced amateurs who are becoming lamiliar with the multiple possibilities 01 tape recording and who wish to use a microphone with good characteristics and technical comlort. By means 01 the speech/ music switch the Irequency response can be altered to meet the HiFi-standard again when the microphone is used even at elose up tal king distance 01 5 cm. The super-cardioid directional characteristic 01 the MD 441 ensures good recordings even under difficult conditions such as noisy backgrounds or rooms with bad acoustics. The impedance 01 the microphone is laid out in a way that the microphone can be connected to practically all tape and cassette recorders on the market. That means that the recordings with this microphone are successlull even under rlifficult acoustical conditions. MD 441 LM The MD 441 LM is litted with a lixed 2 m connection cable and a 3-pin connector according to DIN 41524. 1) The microphone can be mounted either on the desk stand supplied with the microphone or on a tripod which is available as accessory. For litting on a tripod the upper part 01 the desk stand is screwed off and then assembled with the tripod (3/8" thread). For recordings where it is not possible to mount a microphone on a tripod because 01 Ilexibility, the microphone can be detached lrom the holder and may be used as a handheld microphone. The windscreen improves the quality of recordings because it reduces pop-noise which occurs when the microphone is used in dose proximity to the mouth. [. . . ] For litting on a tripod the upper part 01 the desk stand is screwed off and then assembled with the tripod (3/8" thread). For recordings where it is not possible to mount a microphone on a tripod because 01 Ilexibility, the microphone can be detached lrom the holder and may be used as a handheld microphone. [. . . ]