Schoeps MK 41V Supercardioid Capsule - Matte Gray

Schoeps MK 41V Supercardioid Capsule - Matte Gray

$1,110.00
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Schoeps MK 41V Supercardioid Capsule - Matte Gray
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Schoeps MK 41V Supercardioid Capsule - Matte Gray

MFR# MK 41Vg

Supercardioid side-addressed capsule with especially consistent directionality throughout its frequency range - designed for a very wide range of recording applications - gray

Price $1,110.00

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Product Description

Like the MK 41, the Schoeps MK 41V is useful in all situations with music or speech, either as a “spot“ microphone or as an overall directional microphone. However, this type of capsule is addressed from the side. It excels particularly in the constancy of its polar response throughout the audio spectrum. As a result, sound within 90º on either side of the main axis is picked up with virtually no alteration of frequency response or tone color. This is strongly evident with sound sources that are in motion, but is also of great benefit in obtaining stable, precise stereo imaging for normal music recordings.

This capsule type is preferred for use as a support microphone as well as in the OCT (“Optimized Cardioid Triangle“) microphone system for surround sound recording introduced by Günther Theile of the IRT, Munich. (The front left and right channels in that system are picked up by sideways-facing supercardioid microphones.)