HSP4 Head-Worn Cardioid Condenser Microphone with 3-Pin Lemo Connector In Beige (HSP43)
High-quality permanently polarized condenser headmic with cardioid pick-up pattern, designed for professional "hands-free" applications. The adjustable neckband is visually unobtrusive and very comfortable to wear. The twelve available HSP 4 variants differ in color, size and connector.
For wireless applications, the headmic can be used with different Sennheiser bodypack transmitters, depending on the connection cable. For wired applications, the headmic can be used with the MZA 900 P / MZA 900 P-4 phantom power adapter.
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HSP4 Head-Worn Cardioid Condenser Microphone with 3-Pin Lemo Connector In Beige (HSP43)
HSP4 Head-Worn Cardioid Condenser Microphone with 3-Pin Lemo Connector In Beige (HSP43)
High-quality permanently polarized condenser headmic with cardioid pick-up pattern, designed for professional "hands-free" applications. The adjustable neckband is visually unobtrusive and very comfortable to wear. The twelve available HSP 4 variants differ in color, size and connector.
For wireless applications, the headmic can be used with different Sennheiser bodypack transmitters, depending on the connection cable. For wired applications, the headmic can be used with the MZA 900 P / MZA 900 P-4 phantom power adapter.
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High-quality permanently polarized condenser headmic with cardioid pick-up pattern, designed for professional "hands-free" applications. The adjustable neckband is visually unobtrusive and very comfortable to wear. The twelve available HSP 4 variants differ in color, size and connector.
For wireless applications, the headmic can be used with different Sennheiser bodypack transmitters, depending on the connection cable. For wired applications, the headmic can be used with the MZA 900 P / MZA 900 P-4 phantom power adapter.
