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Sennheiser MKH 50
Supercardioid for interiors, where a shotgun fights the room
Sound · Shotgun & boom · Bought new
Specification
- Supercardioid, not a shotgun
- Holds up in rooms where a shotgun does not
- RF-bias
Others in Shotgun & boom
- Schoeps CMIT 5 U — What the best boom operators are holding
- Sanken CS-3e — The tightest shotgun on the market
- Sennheiser MKH 416 — The shotgun on half the films ever recorded
- Rode NTG3 — RF-bias shotgun that shrugs off humidity
- Rode NTG5 — Light, open-sounding shotgun — the indie boom mic
- K-Tek Avalon boom pole — Internally cabled carbon pole that holds all day
- Rycote Super-Blimp — Outdoors, in wind, this is the one
- Sennheiser MKE 600 — The 416’s affordable cousin
- Rode VideoMic NTG — On-camera shotgun that doubles as a USB mic
- Rode NT1 5th Generation — Studio condenser for ADR and voice-over
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