The cardioid MKH 8040 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.


FEATURES:

  • Cardioid pick-up pattern
  • Modular design
  • Wide frequency response 30 to 50.000 Hz
  • Symmetrical transducer with 2 backplates providing extremely low distortion
  • Extremely low inherent self-noise
  • Accurate directional pattern
  • Non reflective Nextel coating
  • Ideal as a spot microphone and for surround recordings
  • Also available in stereo pairs


INCLUDES:

  • MKHC 8040 microphone head (cardioid, condenser)
  • MZX 8000 XLR module
  • MZW 8000 windscreen
  • MZQ 8000 microphone clip
  • Aluminum case


SPECIFICATIONS

Pick-Up Pattern: Cardioid

Transducer Principle: RF Condenser

Frequency Response: 30–50,000 Hz

Sensitivity in Free Field, no load (1kHz): –34 dBV/Pa (20 mV/PA)

Sound Pressure Level: 142 dB

Equivalent Noise Level:

  • A-weighted (DIN 651): 13 dB (A)
  • CCIR-weighted (CCIR 268-3): 22 dB

Output Signal: Balanced, transformerless, floating

Output Impedance: 25 Ω

Min. Terminating Impedance: 1,000 Ω

Phantom Power Supply: 48 V ± 4 V

Supply Current: 3.3 mA

Diameter: 19 mm

Length of Microphone Module: 41 mm (74 mm including XLR module)

Weight: 25 g (55 g including XLR module)

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • MKH 8040 Small Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone
Categories
Microphone Type
  • Small-Diaphragm Condenser
Wired/Wireless
  • Wired
Electronics
  • Analog
  • Solid State
Polar Pattern
  • Cardioid

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