Schoeps Stereo set Wide Cardioid
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This Schoeps Colette Series Wide-Cardioid Stereo Set is comprised of 2 CMC6 amplifiers, 2 stereo matched MK21 wide-cardioid capsules, a pair of SG 20 microphone mounts, windscreens, and a foam-lined wooden storage case.
The Colette Series are modular microphones that are very popular among field audio engineers. The analog microphone systems are based on the modular CMC6 preamplifier (CMD2* for digital systems) and interchangeable MK series capsules. The capsules provide wide, linear frequency response curves and superior audio quality.
This set includes the MK21 wide-cardioid capsules. The MK21 combines the best of cardioid and omnidirectional pickup patterns, resulting in a wider, more generous pickup than a traditional cardioid, with the extended low-frequency response of an omnidirectional. The MK21 also minimizes proximity effect.
This Schoeps Colette Series Wide-Cardioid Stereo Set is comprised of 2 CMC6 amplifiers, 2 stereo matched MK21 wide-cardioid capsules, a pair of SG 20 microphone mounts, windscreens, and a foam-lined wooden storage case.
The Colette Series are modular microphones that are very popular among field audio engineers. The analog microphone systems are based on the modular CMC6 preamplifier (CMD2* for digital systems) and interchangeable MK series capsules. The capsules provide wide, linear frequency response curves and superior audio quality.
This set includes the MK21 wide-cardioid capsules. The MK21 combines the best of cardioid and omnidirectional pickup patterns, resulting in a wider, more generous pickup than a traditional cardioid, with the extended low-frequency response of an omnidirectional. The MK21 also minimizes proximity effect.