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MTP 440 DM
Loud and clear
Highly versatile dynamic instrument microphone.
LET THERE BE ROCK!
Upscale liveliness with studio precision
The MTP 440 DM is a versatile, precision-engineered cardioid dynamic instrument microphone. It features a high-performance capsule that delivers a remarkably bright and lively sound. The MTP 440 DM is perfect for miking snare drums, amps and wind instruments.
Maximum ruggedness
The structure-in-structure architecture provides the basis for the MTP series' ruggedness. The outside enclosure of wire-mesh cup and ring is made of sturdy spring steel while the body consists of durable die-cast parts. The inner enclosure is made of resilient but lightweight nylon reinforced ABS. This design ensures the best possible protection for rough daily touring routines.
MTP 440 DM
Loud and clear
The MTP 440 DM is an exceptionally versatile, precision-engineered cardioid dynamic microphone that is ideally suited for upscale live sound and studio recording applications. Featuring a high-performance capsule that delivers a remarkably bright and lively sound, the MTP 440 DM is perfect for miking snare drums, amps, percussion instruments, brass, woodwinds, and even vocals. The MTP 440 DM’s cardioid pattern ensures perfect off-axis rejection and exceptionally high gain before feedback. Unwanted reflections or background noise are effectively suppressed. High-quality components and rugged construction make it a top-tier choice for touring professionals and artists around the globe.
Specifications
- Type
Dynamic, moving coil
- Acoustical operating principle
Pressure gradient transducer
- Polar pattern
Cardioid
- Frequency range
60 ... 16,000 Hz
- Sensitivity
2.5 mV/Pa, -52 dBV/Pa
- Internal impedance
500 Ω
- Rated load impedance
1,000 Ω
- Connector
Gold plated 3-pin XLR
- Microphone dimensions
39 dia. x 159 mm, 1.53 dia. x 6.25 in
- Microphone net weight
280 g, 9.88 oz
Microphones measured according to: IEC 60268-4
Phantom power according to: IEC 61938
Noise measurement according to: IEC 60268-1
Included: Microphone clip, Transport bag
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