Sennheiser E609 Dynamic Mic in Silver for Guitar Amps & Brass

£66.00

This is the Sennheiser E609 Dynamic Mic in Silver for Guitar Amps & Brass from Sennheiser, available now in Dynamic Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Description

The e609 is a Super-Cardioid Dynamic microphone designed specifically for micing guitar cabinets, but with a versatile profile that is also great for drums and Brass instruments.  

With its design able to be positioned face-on and incredibly close to the source, the e609 offers the perfect option for guitar amps, resulting in a direct sound and great isolation. These qualities make the e609 perform well in both live and studio situations, providing a workhorse mic with rugged construction and durability.

This is also the microphone that we choose to use in our TV video studio thanks to it's clear, honest and warm sounding recording capabilities. You simply can't go wrong with a Sennheiser E609.

In the Box 

  • MZQ 100
  • Pouch

Specifications 

  • Connector: XLR-3
  • Frequency response: 40-15000 Hz
  • Transducer principle (Microphone): dynamic
  • Pick-up pattern: super-cardioid
  • Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz): 1,5 mV/Pa
  • Nominal impedance: 350 Ohm
  • Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ohm

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Sennheiser

Sennheiser is a leading audio manufacturer known for high-quality microphones used in studio recording, broadcast, live sound, and film production. The brand has built a strong reputation for innovation, reliability, and precise sound reproduction.

Sennheiser microphones are widely used for vocals, instruments, and location recording, offering clarity and consistency across a wide range of applications. MicPro suggests Sennheiser microphones for users seeking professional performance, durability, and trusted audio engineering.

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Dynamic Microphones

Dynamic microphones use a moving-coil or related robust capsule design and are often chosen for live sound, broadcast, drums, guitar cabinets, vocals and loud sources. They generally tolerate handling and high sound-pressure levels well, while many need more preamp gain than a sensitive condenser. Compare polar pattern, proximity effect, off-axis behaviour, grille and mounting, plus the available gain and noise performance of the interface or mixer. A dynamic microphone can be a focused close-range tool, but the model’s response and placement determine whether it suits speech, stage or instrument work.

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Dynamic

Dynamic identifies a robust microphone design often used for live vocals, broadcast, drums, cabinets and loud sources. Compare gain requirements, proximity effect and pattern.