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Sennheiser e 602 II Cardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone
The Sennheiser e 602 II is a cardioid dynamic instrument microphone offering high SPL handling, fast transient response, and extended low-frequency capture of instruments such as bass drums, bass guitar cabinets, tuba, and more in recording sessions and live stage applications. The microphone features a dynamic element with a lightweight voice coil and a built-in hum-compensating coil for picking up loud sources devoid of noise and distortion.
Features:
- Rugged, lightweight aluminium body for stable positioning on long microphone boom arms
- Lightweight high-performance voice coil construction
- Ideal for direct use on the most problematic bass signal
- Frequency-independent directivity provides isolation from other on-stage signals
- Integral stand mount
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Technical Specification
- Dimensions: Ø 60 x 153 mm
- Connector: XLR-3
- Transducer principle (Microphone): dynamic
- Frequency response: 20 - 16000 Hz
- Weight: 318 g
- Pick-up pattern: cardioid
- Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz): 0,25 mV/Pa; (50 Hz) 0,9 mV/Pa
- Nominal impedance: 350 Ω
- Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ω
- Warranty: 1 year
What Is In The Box
- 1 Sennheiser e 602 II Cardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone
- 1 pouch
- Instructions for use
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Manufacture Description
Feel more bass.
Don't just hear it. Feel it. Punching and vibrating, the e 602-II follows bass instruments down to the low frequencies that shake things up. The punch of the kick drum keeps its forceful volume at the bottom of the sound image; the attack remains precise throughout the mic’s entire frequency response. The e 602-II hears bass guitars and tubas with the same attention to detail: warm, dynamic, and always with substance. It sounds as solid as it looks and, thanks to its lightweight aluminum body, is easy to position – in studios, clubs, rehearsal rooms, at smaller gigs or for home recording.