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MCE 86 II

Available at authorized resellers

Article Number: 476595

Electret condenser shotgun microphone

Professional cameras
Camcorder, DAT, MD-recorders
Interviewing
Multipurpose halls
Lecterns
Miking choirs

The MCE 86 II shotgun microphones can be used for video recordings, lecterns or theatre applications. The microphones are extremely light and rugged and therefore ideal for mounting onto cameras or camcorders. They can be used for outdoor
applications and in studios with fish pole booms or as handhelds.
The electrostatic transducer element and the hypercardioid/lobe polar pattern result in an excellent polar pattern with high sensitivity. Due to its construction and integrated active filter the microphone is insensitive towards wind and vibrations caused by zoom motors. Each sound source is reproduced absolute clearly.
The MCE 86 II can be powered from balanced phantom source. If phantom power is not available the MCE 86 II S version should be used. This microphone can be phantom powered or battery powered with an integrated 1.5 V battery.

Features

High sensitivity
Excellent off-axis rejection
Rugged yet lightweight design
Non-glare durable polymer coating

technical data

Price category		Mid-level
Transducer typeThe transducer system is designed as a dynamic moving coil microphone, as a ribbon microphone or as a condenser microphone.		Electret condenser
Polar patternThe polar pattern is the preferred pick-up direction of the microphone. According to the shape of the corresponding measurement plot, there are omni-directional, cardioid, super-cardioid or hyper-cardioid as well as figure-of-eight patterns. microphone		Hypercardiod
Microphone frequency responseRange of frequencies transmitted by the microphone from low to extremely high sounds (low to high frequencies).		50 - 18,000 Hz
Dimensions		Length: 253 mm; Shaft diameter 25 mm
Net weight without packaging		183 g