Tired of battling on-stage feedback? The Sennheiser MD 445 is a supercardioid handheld dynamic microphone that ensures focus in every situation and systematically protects against feedback—even at extreme volumes. This high-rejection microphone delivers unparalleled presence and openness for live performance applications. 

The MD 445 features a lightweight, rapidly responding aluminum-copper voice coil, which provides a direct, focused sound with greater presence and intensity as well as a richness of the low and middle ranges for a remarkable acoustic closeness. The spring-mounted capsule mitigates handling noise, while the hum-compensation coil eliminates electromagnetic interference.

For Live Sound Production    Dynamic Handheld Microphone    Supercardioid Polar Pattern    Highly Resistant to Feedback    40 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Spring-Mounted Capsule    Resistant to Handling Noise    Electromagnetic Interference Protection    Rugged Metal Design    Includes Pop Filters, Mic Clip & Pouch

This high-rejection supercardioid microphone systematically blocks out ambient noise, guaranteeing maximum protection from feedback in the most demanding environments

Highly developed aluminum-copper voice coil forms the basis for a noticeably direct and nuanced sound.

The MD 445 provides a direct, focused sound for greater presence and intensity. The sophisticated transparency and the richness of the low and middle ranges create an unparalleled acoustic closeness.

• Dynamic vocal microphone
• Very lightweight, rapidly responding aluminum-copper voice coil
• High-resolution, direct sound for audibly greater proximity to the vocals
• Directionality: high-rejection supercardioid
• High feedback resistance
• Large-diaphragm diameter
• Spring-mounted capsule to shield it from body-borne noise
• Hum-compensation coil to eliminate electromagnetic interference
• Rugged metal design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work with pixel 6 pro with USB c?

A: Yes, the TASCAM TM-250U Supercardioid USB Type-C Condenser Microphone is compatible with Android devices which support audio over USB-C.

Q: 2. Can I use this mic with the new iPhone 15 which now has USB C? Would I be able to use Apple's usb-c to usb-c cable to connect it

A: Yes, you can use the TASCAM TM-250U Supercardioid USB Type-C Condenser Microphone with Apple's USB-C to USB-C cable to connect to the iPhone 15.

Q: 3. What kind of receiver is needed for this wireless mic?

A: Actually this is a wired mic

Q: 4. Is there a recommended field recorder for a high end mic like this? Is a Zoom F3 good enough?

A: The Zoom F3 would be an excellent choice for use with the Schoeps CMC641. It offers high-quality recording in 32-bit, which allows for great dynamic range with sensitive microphones.

Q: 5. How sensitive is this mic? Would it work well plugged directly into the xlr port of a canon xa series camcorder or would it need a stronger preamp?

A: Being that it is a dynamic mic, any recording device with an XLR mic input, will perfectly work with this mic.

Q: 6. Would the MKH 8050 make a good on-camera mic? on the Blackmagic 6K Pro?

A: The Sennheiser MKH 8050 Compact Supercardioid Condenser Microphone is not really designed as an on-camera mic, but it could be used in that manner if needed.

Q: 7. Is the MD-46 or the Electro-voice RE50 better in windy conditions? Which handles wind gusts better without a fur wind screen?

A: Neither one is going to handle wind well. Get a fur wind screen! Probably the MD46 is better, but that's not saying much under windy conditions.

Q: 8. What's the difference between the 6 and the 6U amplifier??? Thanks

A: TheCMC 6U is the a CMC 6 preamplifier that operates with phantom power. There are other CMC 6 models of this preamp that can operate with batteries or connect to wireless systems.

Q: 9. Which shockmount would be perfect for It?

A: Here's a quality Rycote shock mount suggestion for the MKH8050 BH #RYINVHGMKIII.

Q: 10. What connection Jack does this mic use?

A: The AKG LC81 MD has a MicroDot connector. There are adapters available from AKG and other manufacturers to convert the MicroDot connector to a different type of connector and enable compatibility with a variety of wireless transmitters or to connect the mic to a standard XLR input. For example, the AKG MDA3 SEN2 MicroLite Microphone Adapter Connector for Sennheiser Bodypack Transmitter with 3.5mm Phone Jack (B&H # AKMDA3) or Deity Microphones DA35 Microdot to Locking 3.5mm Adapter - Black (B&H # DEDA35) will both convert the MicroDot connector to a 3.5mm TRS locking connector for use with Sennheiser transmitters. You can find the AKG MicroDot adapters listed on the item page for the mic -- click on the tab for "Accessories" above the product description, then click on the tab for "Adapters." You can also use the website search bar to find the adapters or contact us by phone or through live chat on the website if you would like further assistance.