Sennheiser just launched the MKH 8030 Figure-8 RF condenser microphone in India. The MKH 8030 offers versatile recording options, including M-S, double M-S, and Blumlein stereo formats. It is designed to effectively minimize unwanted sounds, making it ideal for eliminating noise from PA systems or adjacent instruments. Its sound signature is crafted to match the MKH 8000 series microphones seamlessly.
The MKH 8030 is part of Sennheiser’s MKH
8000 series, which includes:
- MKH 8020 (omni-directional)
- MKH 8090 (wide cardioid)
- MKH 8040 (cardioid)
- MKH 8050 (super-cardioid)
- MKH 8060 (short shotgun, super-cardioid/lobar)
- MKH 8070 (long shotgun, lobar)
- MKH 800 TWIN (dual-capsule with adjustable pick-up pattern)
The MKH 8000 series is known for its RF
condenser principle, symmetrical capsule design, high sensitivity, durability
in adverse conditions, wide frequency response, balanced output signal, low
self-noise, and natural sound reproduction.
New accessories for the MKH 8000 series
include:
- Updated MZE extension tubes with a rotatable head
- Improved MZGE 8000 tube connector with enhanced robustness
- MZH 8042 gooseneck, designed to deliver high-quality audio from the MKH 8040 at a lectern
- Quick specifications: Sennheiser MKH 8030 Figure-8 RF condenser microphone
- Audio frequency response: 30 to 50,000Hz
- Pick-up pattern: Figure 8
- Equivalent noise level (dB): 13dB(A) / 21dB (CCIR)
- Max. sound pressure level: 139dB
- Sensitivity: -31dBV/Pa (28 mV/Pa)
- Connectivity: Wired
- Weight: 38g
The MKH 8030 is available for Rs. 1,39,900
through offline distributors such as Advance Telemedia Private Limited (ATM),
Premier Radios, TELERAD, and Division of Systronics (INDIA) LIMITED across
India starting today.
