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! TESC SKU !! Image !! Brand/Model !! Pattern !! Usage !! Dynamic / Condenser !! Battery Type!! Connection !! More details | ! TESC SKU !! Image !! Brand/Model !! Pattern !! Usage !! Dynamic / Condenser !! Battery Type!! Connection !! More details | ||
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− | || MEV || [[File:MEV RE27ND.jpg]] || Electrovoice RE-27 N/D || Cardioid || Voice | + | || MEV || [[File:MEV RE27ND.jpg]] || Electrovoice RE-27 N/D || Cardioid || Voice in studio and brodcast. |
| D || N/A || XLR || 45 Hz to 20 kHz | | D || N/A || XLR || 45 Hz to 20 kHz | ||
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| MSCC || [[File:MSCC-SureSM86.jpg]] || Shure SM86 handheld || Cardioid || Vocal condenser for stage use. || C || 11 - 52VDC (Phantom Power) || XLR || 50Hz to 18,000Hz | | MSCC || [[File:MSCC-SureSM86.jpg]] || Shure SM86 handheld || Cardioid || Vocal condenser for stage use. || C || 11 - 52VDC (Phantom Power) || XLR || 50Hz to 18,000Hz | ||
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− | | MSM || [[File:MSM-SureMD46.jpg]] || Sennheiser MD46 || Cardioid || Voice for interviews and broadcast. Designed | + | | MSM || [[File:MSM-SureMD46.jpg]] || Sennheiser MD46 || Cardioid || Voice for interviews and broadcast. Designed to reject background noise and wind. || D || N/A || XLR || 40 Hz - 18 kHz |
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− | || MNC || [[File:MNC-SennheiserK6Combo.jpg]] || Modular Sennheiser K6 combo kits series || Cardioid, Omni, Super Cardioid || Can cater to almost all settings. Great for film, | + | || MNC || [[File:MNC-SennheiserK6Combo.jpg]] || Modular Sennheiser K6 combo kits series || Cardioid, Omni, Super Cardioid || Can cater to almost all settings. Great for film, stage use, and studio recording. 1 module + 3 different capsules. || C || 1X AA || XLR || omni:20 Hz - 20 kHz, card:40 Hz - 20 kHz, supercard:40 Hz - 20 kHz |
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− | | MTG || [[File:MTG-BeyerDynamicM88TG.jpg]] || BeyerDynamic M88 TG Handheld || Hypercardioid || | + | | MTG || [[File:MTG-BeyerDynamicM88TG.jpg]] || BeyerDynamic M88 TG Handheld || Hypercardioid || Vocals and instruments in a studio. Designed specifically to capture low-frequency sounds, such as kick drums. || D || N/A || XLR || 30Hz-20kHz |
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− | | MBD || [[File:MBD-BeyerDynamicM58.jpg]] || BeyerDynamic M58 || Omni || | + | | MBD || [[File:MBD-BeyerDynamicM58.jpg]] || BeyerDynamic M58 || Omni || Broadcast and field work. Internal shock-mount significantly reduces handling noise. || D || N/A || XLR || 40 - 20,000 Hz |
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− | | MED || [[File:MED-EV-635A.jpg]] || Electrovoice 635A || Omni || | + | | MED || [[File:MED-EV-635A.jpg]] || Electrovoice 635A || Omni || Vocals and instruments in studio or on stage. Includes internal pop filter and shock-mount optimized for smooth vocals. || D || N/A || XLR || 80 Hz - 13 kHz |
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− | | MHP || [[File:MHP-DolphinEar.jpg]] || Dolphin-ear Pro Hydrophone || Omni || | + | | MHP || [[File:MHP-DolphinEar.jpg]] || Dolphin-ear Pro Hydrophone || Omni || Designed to capture underwater sounds to depths of 100 meters. || D || N/A || XLR || Neoprene/PVC jacketed, 6.4mm dia, 1-24,000 Hz |
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− | | MOF || [[File:MOF-SonyECM50.jpg]] || Sony ECM50 Lavalier || Omni || | + | | MOF || [[File:MOF-SonyECM50.jpg]] || Sony ECM50 Lavalier || Omni || Vocals in interview, broadcast, and presentation settings. || C || 1X AA || XLR || 40 Hz to 15 kHz |
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− | | MOJ || [[File:MOJ-AT8537.jpg]] || Audio Technica 899 Lavalier || Omni || | + | | MOJ || [[File:MOJ-AT8537.jpg]] || Audio Technica 899 Lavalier || Omni || Vocals in interview, broadcast, and presentation settings. || C || 1X AA || XLR || AT8537 Power Module Included, 20-20,000Hz |
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− | | MAU || [[File:MAU-AT835B.jpg]] || Audio Technica 835B Shotgun || Hypercardioid || | + | | MAU || [[File:MAU-AT835B.jpg]] || Audio Technica 835B Shotgun || Hypercardioid || Film, broadcast, and field work. Very directional and designed to reduce background noise. || C || 1X AA or Phantom Power || XLR || Switchable low-frequency roll-off40 Hz to 20 kHz |
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− | || MCNTG || [[File:MCNTG-RodeNTG1.jpg]] || Rode NTG1 Shotgun || Supercardioid || | + | || MCNTG || [[File:MCNTG-RodeNTG1.jpg]] || Rode NTG1 Shotgun || Supercardioid || Film, broadcast, and field work. Very directional and designed to reduce background noise. || C || + 48 V || XLR || 20Hz to 20kHz |
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− | | MGP || [[File:MGP K6.jpg]] || Parabolic Kits with Sennheiser K6 handheld || Omni || Includes K6 power module, Omni capsule, rollable dish, dish transport bag, pistol grip handle, tripod adapter, dish cover and duffle bag | + | | MGP || [[File:MGP K6.jpg]] || Parabolic Kits with Sennheiser K6 handheld || Omni || Includes K6 power module, Omni capsule, rollable dish, dish transport bag, pistol grip handle, tripod adapter, dish cover and duffle bag. || C || 1X AA or Phantom Power || XLR || 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
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− | | MAI || [[File:MAI-AT825.jpg]] || Audio Technica AT825 handheld || X/Y Stereo Dual Cardiod Elements || | + | | MAI || [[File:MAI-AT825.jpg]] || Audio Technica AT825 handheld || X/Y Stereo Dual Cardiod Elements || Film applications and instruments in studio. Extremely flat frequency response. || C || 1X AA or Phantom Power || XLR || 30Hz-20kHz |
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− | | MCNT4 || [[File:MCNTG4-RodeNT4.jpg]] || Rode NT4 handheld || X/Y Stereo Dual Cardiod capsules || | + | | MCNT4 || [[File:MCNTG4-RodeNT4.jpg]] || Rode NT4 handheld || X/Y Stereo Dual Cardiod capsules ||Studio instrument and field recording use.|| C || 1X 9V or Phantom Power || XLR || 20Hz - 20kHz |
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− | | MEG || [[File:MEG-EV-RE16.jpg]] || Electrovoice RE-16 handheld || Supercardioid || | + | | MEG || [[File:MEG-EV-RE16.jpg]] || Electrovoice RE-16 handheld || Supercardioid || Vocal and instrument use in studio or on stage, great for when high intelligibility is important. || D || N/A || XLR || 80 Hz to 15 kHz |
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− | | MER || [[File:MER-EV-RE18.jpg]] || Electrovoice RE-18 handheld || Supercardioid || | + | | MER || [[File:MER-EV-RE18.jpg]] || Electrovoice RE-18 handheld || Supercardioid || Vocals for broadcast, stage, and presentation use. || D || N/A || XLR || 80 Hz to 15 kHz |
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− | | MHC || [[File:MHC-ShureBeta57A.jpg]] || SHURE Beta 57A || Supercardioid || | + | | MHC || [[File:MHC-ShureBeta57A.jpg]] || SHURE Beta 57A || Supercardioid || Vocals and instruments on stage and in studio. || D || N/A || XLR || 50 Hz - 16 kHz |
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! TESC SKU !! Image !! Brand/Model !! Pattern !! Usage !! Dynamic / Condenser !! Battery Type!! Connection !! More details | ! TESC SKU !! Image !! Brand/Model !! Pattern !! Usage !! Dynamic / Condenser !! Battery Type!! Connection !! More details | ||
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− | || MBY || [[File:MBY-BlueYeti.jpg]] || Blue Yeti Pro Table top || Multi pattern: Cardioid, Omni, Figure 8 & Stereo. || | + | || MBY || [[File:MBY-BlueYeti.jpg]] || Blue Yeti Pro Table top || Multi pattern: Cardioid, Omni, Figure 8 & Stereo. || Vocals in voiceover and podcasting applications. || C || + 48 V || USB & XLR output || 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
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− | | MHU || [[File:MHU-Plantronics628USB.jpg]] || Plantronics Audio 628 Stereo USB headset || Omni || | + | | MHU || [[File:MHU-Plantronics628USB.jpg]] || Plantronics Audio 628 Stereo USB headset || Omni || Vocals for video and audio calls, both Mac and PC compatible. || C || Through USB || USB / MAC and PC compatible || Headset |
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! TESC SKU !! Image !! Brand/Model !! Pattern !! Usage !! Dynamic / Condenser !! Battery Type!! Connection !! More details | ! TESC SKU !! Image !! Brand/Model !! Pattern !! Usage !! Dynamic / Condenser !! Battery Type!! Connection !! More details | ||
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− | | MCP || [[File:MCPX-CrownSoundGrabber.jpg]] || Crown Sound Grabber II || Omni || Pressure | + | | MCP || [[File:MCPX-CrownSoundGrabber.jpg]] || Crown Sound Grabber II || Omni || Pressure zone mic for recording conferences, interviews, and lectures. || C || 1X AAA || stereo 1/8” || Set it on table, 50 Hz to 16 kHz. |
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− | | MCPX || [[File:MCPX-CrownPZM.jpg]] || Crown Optimus Sound Grabber || Omni || Pressure | + | | MCPX || [[File:MCPX-CrownPZM.jpg]] || Crown Optimus Sound Grabber || Omni || Pressure zone mic for recording conferences, interviews, and lectures. || C || 1X AA || Mono 1/4” || set it on table. On/off switch |
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− | | MON || [[File:MON-SennheiserME2.jpg]] || Sennheiser ME2 Lavalier || Stereo || | + | | MON || [[File:MON-SennheiserME2.jpg]] || Sennheiser ME2 Lavalier || Stereo || Vocals in interview, broadcast, and presentation settings. || C || 7.5V Stand alone || stereo 1/8” || Clips on shirt, 30 Hz - 20 kHz, On/off switch. |
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− | | MOS || [[File:MOS-SonyECM-MS957.jpg]] || Sony ECM-MS957 hand held || Stereo || | + | | MOS || [[File:MOS-SonyECM-MS957.jpg]] || Sony ECM-MS957 hand held || Stereo || Recording live concerts, conferences, interviews and sound effects. || C || 1X AA || "stereo XLR to 1/8”" || Rotating mid capsule to adjust the stereo pickup pattern, 50Hz - 18kHz. |
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− | | MOT || [[File:MOT-SonyECM-MS907.jpg]] || Sony ECM-MS907 hand held || Stereo || | + | | MOT || [[File:MOT-SonyECM-MS907.jpg]] || Sony ECM-MS907 hand held || Stereo || Film and field recording. || C || 1X AA || stereo 1/8” || choose 90° for a single voice or instrument or 120°, 100 Hz - 15 kHz. |
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− | | MCV || [[File:MCV-RodeVideoMic.jpg]] || Rode VideoMic Shotgun || Super Cardioid || | + | | MCV || [[File:MCV-RodeVideoMic.jpg]] || Rode VideoMic Shotgun || Super Cardioid || Film and field recording. Very directional and designed to reject background noise.[[File:Testaudio.wav|thumb]] |
| C || 1X 9V || stereo 1/8” || Mounts to Standard Camera Shoe, On & Off switch, 40 Hz to 20 kHz, Low cut @80hz. | | C || 1X 9V || stereo 1/8” || Mounts to Standard Camera Shoe, On & Off switch, 40 Hz to 20 kHz, Low cut @80hz. | ||
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Revision as of 17:13, 18 November 2021
For basic information about how to use microphones, see out Microphone Basics page.
Most recent update: June 2016.