Audio engineers and sound recordists looking for a professional-quality small diaphragm condenser microphone will be impressed with the single micW N201, an omnidirectional microphone that's suitable for critical recording applications requiring extreme performance and environmental stability. The microphone is well suited for recording drums, guitar, bass, percussion, and speech/vocals as well as room ambiance.

The 1/2" capsule provides a flat frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with a low noise floor of 18 dBA. There are several acoustic accessories available separately that modify the acoustic behaviors of the mic in terms of directional patterns and low- or high-frequency responses. The microphone includes a shockmount mic holder, windscreen, calibration file, and a hard carry case.

Professional Recording Microphone    Great for Drums, Bass, Guitar    Great for Percussion, Vocals, Speech    1/2" Capsule    Flat Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz    Optional Acoustic Accessories Available    Includes Shockmount Mic Holder    Includes Windscreen    Includes Calibration File and Hard Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello is this microphone pc friendly ? could i plug it to computer?

A: This microphone has a standard 3-pin XLR connector on it. To connect to a computer, you will need an audio interface. There are many interfaces on the market that are all-in-one, with microphone preamps.In short, no, this microphone will not connect straight into a computer.

Q: 2. When muted, is there a light indicator?

A: Yes, the mute on/off status of the Senal MXBM-621/O MX Series Condenser Boundary Microphone is indicated by a dedicated LED.

Q: 3. Is this mic compatible with the Canon XA40?

A: Yes, the Senal MXBM-621/O is compatible for use with the Canon XA40.

Q: 4. How does the KSM141/SL ST pair differ from the previous KSM141/ST pair?

A: There does not appear to be any difference at all between the current and older versions of the Shure KSM141/SL ST PAIR Condenser Microphone (Stereo Pair).

Q: 5. The question isn't why are 2 mics more expensive than 1, it is why is there a $100 premium over buying 2 separately. Is it because they are 'matched'?

A: The difference in cost between purchasing two Rode NT55 Compact Condenser Microphones with Interchangeable Capsules as opposed to the Matched Pair item can indeed be credited to the fact that the pair is matched, making them more ideal for recording as a stereo pair.

Q: 6. Will this mic work in a House of Worship?

A: The Senal MXBM-621/O MX Series Condenser Boundary Microphone will function the same regardless of the type of building it is used in. All it requires is an XLR mic input which can provide phantom power.

Q: 7. Why is the matched pairs expensive than the single Nt55?

A: The matched pair comes with 2 microphones. The single NT55 comes with 1 microphone.

Q: 8. Would this mic work for people sitting 4 or 5 feet away? Any idea of the distance this could cover?

A: Yes, the MXBM-621/O can capture audio from people speaking who are 4 to 5 feet apart. The distance for coverage will vary depending on the environment where the mic is being used. The omnidirectional pattern picks up sound from 360 degrees and works best in quiet environments. Mics of this nature are often used for conferences and meetings. The mic is placed in the center of a table and picks up the voices of participants seated around the table.

Q: 9. Will this accommodate an iPhone with a case? Is the Lightning connector long enough?

A: Yes, the Saramonic SmartMic Di Mini will connect to an iPhone with a case. I have also seen a few different reviews on YouTube, where end users have used the Saramonic SmartMic Di Mini with different iPhone cases.

Q: 10. Does a Rode NT1000 large diaphragm microphone requires phantom power turned on in a mixer?

A: Yes it does.