Studio & Recording

The Sennheiser MK 4 cardioid condenser microphone is a large-diaphragm true condenser microphone for professional studio recordings. Featuring fine resolution and outstanding sound quality, the MK 4 is easy to handle and excellent value for money, making it an ideal choice for professional project studios and home recordists.

The Sennheiser MKH 8020 Omnidirectional Instrument Microphone is ideal for recording large and small sound sources, for a “Decca Tree” or for use in an OSS “Jecklin Disk” array. As it does not suffer from a proximity effect, it is also a good choice for close-miking.

The Sennheiser MKH 8040 Versatile Cardioid Microphone is suitable for almost any application. It considerably reduces pick-up of a reverberant room. This is very helpful in rooms with poor acoustics or when disturbing sounds impinge mainly from the rear.

The Sennheiser MKH 8050 Supercardioid Instrument Microphone will give higher attenuation of off-axis sound from the side than its cardioid sister model. It is a good choice for recording soloists, where the requirements for lateral acoustic separation are higher.

The Sennheiser AMBEO VR Mic makes capturing real spatial sound as simple as any stereo recording. You don't need to set up several microphones – saving you time, money, and manpower. Furthermore, using the AMBEO VR Mic means you'll never have to add other sounds in the mix anymore to achieve stunning 3D sound.

The Sennheiser MKH 800 TWIN Universal Studio Condenser Microphone includes a dual capsule consisting of two symmetrical push-pull transducers with high linearity. This is a “side fire” microphone with the two cardioid pick-up patterns of the transducer aligned back-to-back across the axis of the microphone.