Sennheiser

Sennheiser 005172 MD 46 Interview Microphone

Capture Clear Audio in Any EnvironmentThe Sennheiser MD 46 Interview Microphone is designed for professional reporting and broadcasting. With its cardioid pick-up pattern, this microphone focuses on the subject while minimizing background noise, ensuring clear and intelligible speech. Pick-up Pa...

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Overview

Capture Clear Audio in Any Environment

The Sennheiser MD 46 Interview Microphone is designed for professional reporting and broadcasting. With its cardioid pick-up pattern, this microphone focuses on the subject while minimizing background noise, ensuring clear and intelligible speech.

  • Pick-up Pattern: Cardioid
  • Frequency Response: 40 - 18,000 Hz
  • Nominal Impedance: 350 Ohm
  • Dimensions: 49 x 250 mm

Key Features

Double layer grille basket

Cardioid dynamic capsule

Low handling noise

Long handle with excellent balance

Specifications

Brand
Sennheiser
Model
005172 MD 46
Microphone Type
Interview
Capsule Type
Cardioid Dynamic
Grille Type
Double layer basket
Handling Noise
Low
Handle Design
Long, balanced

Frequently Asked Questions

The MD 46 features a double layer grille basket and low handling noise, which can be beneficial in various environments, but specific outdoor performance against wind is not detailed.
The Sennheiser MD 46 utilizes a cardioid dynamic capsule, meaning it primarily picks up sound from the front, reducing noise from the sides and rear.
Yes, the MD 46 features a long handle with excellent balance, designed to offer comfortable and stable handling during interviews.
The microphone is designed with low handling noise, which helps to reduce sounds caused by physical interaction with the microphone itself.
The features indicate it is a dynamic microphone, which typically connects via an XLR cable, but specific connectivity requirements or compatible devices are not detailed.