Microphones
Sennheiser MKH 816
SennheiserA long shotgun recognised with a 1987 Academy Scientific and Engineering Award as an industry standard.
AUDIO
Sennheiser
Microphones, wireless systems and headphones.
- Founded
- 1945 to today
- From
- Wedemark, Germany
- Status
- Active
Its shotgun microphones are standard on film and TV sets.
LANDMARKS
- 1968HD 414
In the library
Microphones
Sennheiser MKH 416
SennheiserAn RF-condenser short shotgun that Sennheiser calls the industry standard for film, voiceover and broadcast.
Microphones
Sennheiser MKH 8060
SennheiserA compact modular shotgun for features, documentaries and outdoor shoots.
Microphones
Sennheiser MKH 50
SennheiserA supercardioid RF condenser often used indoors where a shotgun would sound hollow.
1953Microphones
Sennheiser MD 21
SennheiserThe dynamic microphone that became standard for radio and television reporting.
1960Microphones
Sennheiser MD 421
SennheiserThe cardioid successor to the MD 21, adopted in broadcasting, studios and on stage.
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2016Microphones
1958Microphones
Sennheiser Mikroport
SennheiserAn early wireless microphone system developed with broadcaster NDR and sold through Telefunken.
2013Microphones
Sennheiser Digital 9000
SennheiserA digital wireless system sending uncompressed audio in standard UHF channels.
Microphones
Sennheiser EW-DX
SennheiserA digital Evolution Wireless range used for presenters, performers and production.
1946Microphones
1971Microphones
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1998Microphones
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1982Microphones
Sennheiser SKM 4031
SennheiserHandheld wireless microphone that was a fixture of German TV in the 1980s.
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