Sennheiser Telemike & Capsules 70s - 80s - Silver
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Bend, OR, United States
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The Sennheiser "Telemike" (circa 1970s) was a versatile, modular electret microphone system for reporters/filmmakers, featuring a powering module (K1/K2/K3), a telescopic boom, and swappable capsules (ME-20 Omni, ME-40 Super-Cardioid, ME-80 Shotgun), praised for its lightweight design and excellent sound, allowing use handheld or on stands for great audio with portables like Revox recorders. Key Components & Features:
- Modular System: You could mix and match parts for different needs.
- Powering Modules: K1, K2, K3 (with bass roll-off on K3) provided power for the electret capsules.
- Interchangeable Capsules:
- ME-20: Omnidirectional.
- ME-40: Super-cardioid.
- ME-80: Shotgun (highly directional).
- Telescopic Boom (MZS 802): A 1-meter boom that kept the mic away from camera/recorder noise.
- Lightweight: Added little weight to cameras, great for location recording.
- Versatile Use: Modules could be used handheld or on stands, not just with the boom.
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