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Lewitt MTP 440 DM Dynamic Instrument Microphone - Snare/Guitar

Capture Lively Instrument Sound with ClarityThe LEWITT MTP 440 DM is a dynamic instrument microphone designed for capturing the lively and punchy sound of snare drums and guitar amplifiers. Its robust construction and cardioid polar pattern make it an excellent choice for both stage and studio ap...

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Overview

Capture Lively Instrument Sound with Clarity

The LEWITT MTP 440 DM is a dynamic instrument microphone designed for capturing the lively and punchy sound of snare drums and guitar amplifiers. Its robust construction and cardioid polar pattern make it an excellent choice for both stage and studio applications.

  • Polar Pattern: Unidirectional (Cardioid)
  • Connectivity Technology: XLR
  • Connector Type: XLR
  • Material: Die-cast Zinc
  • Dimensions: 6.25 x 1.53 x 1.53 inches
  • Weight: 9.92 ounces
  • Included: Microphone

Key Features

Lively and punchy sound

Works great for snare and amps

Durable materials for longevity

Cardioid polar pattern

Specifications

Microphone Type
Dynamic Instrument Microphone
Polar Pattern
Cardioid
Recommended Use
Snare, Guitar Amps
Brand
Lewitt
Model
MTP 440 DM

Frequently Asked Questions

The Lewitt MTP 440 DM dynamic instrument microphone is noted for producing a lively and punchy sound.
This microphone works great for capturing sound from snare drums and guitar amplifiers, providing optimal performance for these instruments.
Yes, it is constructed using durable materials, contributing to its longevity and ability to withstand regular use.
The Lewitt MTP 440 DM features a cardioid polar pattern, which helps in focusing on the sound source directly in front of the microphone.
It is particularly effective for snare drums and guitar amps, offering a tailored sound capture for these specific applications.