Sennheiser E904 Dynamic Drum Mic

£149.00

This is the Sennheiser E904 Dynamic Drum Mic from Sennheiser, available now in Dynamic Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

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Sennheiser E904 Dynamic Drum Mic

The e 904 is a cardioid dynamic instrument microphone especially designed for drums.

Features:

  • Full, impressive, lively sound for drums and percussion
  • Very fast attack
  • Compact body ideal for mounting on toms and snare drum
  • Excellent sound profiling, adapts to all percussive styles
  • Hum compensating coil
  • Robust metal body
  • Includes MZH 604 drum clamp & Pouch

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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.