The ME 105 super-cardioid mic capsule is the latest addition to Sennheiser's ME102/102 modular sub-miniature electret condenser microphone system. Optimized for headset use, the ME 105 fulfills the rigorous demands of stage and broadcast applications where maximum isolation from off-axis signal is desired.

The ME 105 capsule interfaces with all 102/104 system KA100 cables but is most suitable for use with Sennheiser's HS1 performance headset. Available in anthracite (black) or nickel scratch resistant finish. 
 
Features

• Super-cardioid design enhances mix capability in high volume environments 
• Modular capsule facilitates quick change-outs and cost effective maintenance. 
• High moisture immunity provides extended use. 
• Full frequency response provides excellent speech and vocal clarity 
• Minimal inherent self noise maximizes signal to noise ratio 
   
   
  

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