Schoeps MK2H Free Field Omni Capsule for CMC Preamp
Schoeps MK2H Free Field Omni Capsule for CMC Preamp
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The Schoeps MK2H is an omni-directional capsule part of the Colette series, designed to be used with the CMC range of preamplifiers.
The Schoeps MK2H is designed to be used primarily as an ambiance microphone, capturing the source from a distance. To achieve this, the MK 2Hg capsule boasts a narrower sound inlet leading a natural acoustic shelving response from above 6 kHz to compensate for the loss of high frequency definition preserving the natural quality of the sound.
Especially suited for the recording of orchestras, the Schoeps MK2H has an extremely linear response and exhibits a really low noise. As a result, it is often the microphone of choice for the most demanding applications. Extremely popular for recording classical music, the MK2H performs especially well as part of a stereo spaced pair configuration or as part of a Decca Tree.
Schoeps MK2H Omni-directional Capsule Overview:
• Omnidirectional pattern
• Mild high-frequency rise to compensate for losses at medium recording distance
• Often chosen for “spaced microphone” stereo pickup and “decca tree” arrangements
• Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
• Sensitivity: 15 mV/Pa
• Equivalent noise level (A-weighted): 11 dB-A
• Equivalent noise level (CCIR): 23 dB
• Signal-to-noise ratio (A-weighted): 83 dB-A
• Maximum sound pressure level at 0.5% THD: 130 dB-SPL
• Length: 22 mm
• Diameter: 20 mm
• Weight: 17 g
• Surface finish: matte gray (g)
Short Description | Omni-directional capsule for the Colette series, designed to be used with CMC range of preamplifiers. |
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Demo in Store | N/A |
Manufacturer | Schoeps |
Microphone Type | Small Diaphragm Condenser |
Valve / Solid State | Solid State |
Microphone Polarity | No |
Phantom Power | No |
Frequency Response | No |
High Pass Filter | No |
Output Impedance | No |
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