Sennheiser e 604 Microphone Dynamic Instrument Microphone
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Key Features
- Dynamic Element Microphone
- Based on MD 421 Design
- For Drums & Woodwind Instruments
- Cardioid Polar Pattern
- Handles SPLs over 160 dB
- 40 Hz to 18 kHz Frequency Response
- Fast Transient Response
- Reinforced-Fiberglass Body
- Integrated Clip Mount
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High-Performance Percussion System Type
The Sennheiser e 604 is a professional dynamic instrument system designed to solve the challenge of miking high-volume percussion and brass in compact spaces. Drawing inspiration from the legendary MD 421 design, the e 604 provides a clear and balanced sound signature within a much smaller, more manageable footprint. Whether you are rigging a 10-piece drum kit for a world tour or miking a brass section in a studio, the e 604 provides the mechanical reliability and acoustic transparency required for elite-level audio production.
Professional Stage Connection Type
Equipped with a standard XLR connection type, the e 604 acts as an essential tool for sound engineers in Pakistan, the UAE, and across Africa who manage high-energy live broadcasts and concerts. Its low sensitivity to handling noise and high-output signal ensure that the snap of a snare or the roar of a tom is captured with full dynamic range. This technical precision is a critical requirement for 1080p and 4K live streams where every percussive detail must be felt as well as heard.
Specialized Field Reliability
The e 604 solves the problem of "mic stand clutter" on stage. By utilizing the included drum clip and an integral swivel mount, it allows for a low-profile setup that stays out of the performer's way. Its fiberglass-reinforced body and hum-compensating coil make it a favorite for "fly-packs" and touring rigs, providing the technical reliability and structural simplicity required for elite-level professional audio captures under the most demanding performance conditions.
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