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Sennheiser e609 Microphone
Sennheiser e609 Microphone Hire
Microphone Hire in Oxford
Super-cardioid silver instrument microphone designed for miking guitar cabs face-on and extremely close to the source. Provides isolation from other onstage signals. Also suitable for miking drums, especially toms.
Includes:
- Sennheiser e609 Microphone hire.
- Microphones stand.
- Microphone clip.
- 8m XLR to XLR microphone cable.
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Delivery and return
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Delivery, setup and return
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- Delivery across Oxfordshire and surrounding counties
- Setup and technical support provided as standard
- Clear transport and crewing costs before you confirm
Sennheiser e609 Features:
• Rugged metal body.
• Advanced shock-mount design.
• Super-cardioid pick-up pattern.
• Hum compensating coil.
• Supplied with microphone clamp and storage bag.
• Extremely durable under the heaviest use.
• Moving coil (dynamic).
• Frequency response: 40 to 15,000 Hz.
• Made in Germany.
Sennheiser e609 Microphones
Guitar Microphone - Studio, Live Performance. The rugged workhorse with a practical shape.
The super-cardioid e 609 silver instrument microphone has been specially developed for miking guitar cabs face on and extremely close to the signal source.
Notes
| Connector | XLR, 3-pin |
|---|---|
| Cable | XLR to XLR, 8m. Included. |
| Manufacture | Sennhieser |
| Model Number | e609 |
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Transducer Type | Dynamic Moving Coil |
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