The super-cardioid e 614 is a permantly polarized condenser microphone designed for demanding applications which require a wide frequency response, high SPL, fast transient response and a compact design.  With its frequency response of 40 Hz to 20 kHz, the e 614 is able to capture the full sound of the instrument, while its super-cardioid pick-up pattern isolates the microphone from other on-stage signals. 

An excellent microphone for percussion instruments, the e 614 is also an ideal choice for woodwind and string instruments.  Its excellent acoustic properties also make it a valuable tool for home recording.

Features

• Rugged design Effective rejection of incidental rear noise Excellent directivity across the whole frequency range Full, natural sound High maximum sound pressure level
• Wide frequency response

Delivery Includes

• Microphone pouch
• Microphone clip MZQ 100

Technical Data

• Frequency response  40 Hz ... 20 kHz
• Transducer principle  permanently polarized condenser
• Pick-up pattern  supercardioid
• Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz)  3 mV/Pa = - 50dB (0 dB = 1 V/Pa)
• Nominal impedance  50 Ohm
• Min. terminating impedance  1 kOhm
• Dimensions  Ø 20mm, L = 100mm
• Weight w/o cable  93 g
• Maximum sound pressure level (passiv)  139 dB/SPL

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