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Microphones Powered, Wired, Single-Channel ES915/H Hypercardioid condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor) and double gooseneck with adjustable length. A ES915/ML Microline condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor) and double gooseneck. A ES915/O Omnidirectional condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor) and double gooseneck with adjustable length. A ES917S/C Fixed length (443mm) cardioid condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor), mute switch/LED, and double gooseneck. A ES917S/H Fixed length (443mm) hypercardioid condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor), mute switch/LED, and double gooseneck. A ES917S/ML Fixed length (562mm) microline condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor), mute switch/LED, and double gooseneck. A ES917S/O Fixed length (443mm) omnidirectional condenser, XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM), mute switch/LED, and double gooseneck. A ES933/H Miniature hypercardioid condenser mic. A ES933/ML Miniature microline condenser hanging mic.A Røde NTG-3 AE3000 Side-fire cardioid condenser microphone. A AE3300 Cardioid condenser mic with 80Hz HPF switch and 10dB pad. A AE5100 End-fire cardioid condenser microphone. A AE5400 Large diaphragm true condenser microphone with 80Hz HPF switch and 10dB pad. A AT3031 Small diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone. A AT3032 Small diaphragm omnidirectional condenser microphone. A AT3035 Large diaphragm cardioid condenser mic. A AT3060 Phantom powered tube microphone with large cardioid condenser element. A AT4040 Large diaphragm condenser mic. A AT4041 Pressure gradient capacitor microphone with transformerless circuitry. A AT4047SVSM Pure studio capacitor microphone designed for professional recording with AT8449SV. A AT4049 Modular omnidirectional condenser mic. A AT4050/SM Multi-pattern studio mic with shockmount. B AT4051A Modular cardioid condenser microphone. A AT4053 Modular hypercardioid condenser mic. A AT4060 Vacuum tube capacitor microphone. C A AT815B 460mm-long line and gradient mic. AT829CW Cardioid condenser lavalier mic terminated with an HRS plug. A AT831AW Cardioid condenser microphone terminated with an HRS plug. A AT831R Miniature phantom cardioid condenser mic. A AT889CW Sub-miniature omnidirectional condenser microphone terminated with an HRS plug. A AT891R UniPlate plate mic with press-to-talk switch. A AT892C Omnidirectional condenser headworn mic with 2.5mm capsule size and bare end cable. A AT892C-TH Beige omnidirectional condenser headworn mic with 2.5mm capsule size and bare end cable.A AT892CW Omnidirectional condenser headworn mic with 2.5mm capsule size, terminated with an HRS.A AT892CW-TH Beige omnidirectional condenser headworn mic with 2.5mm capsule, terminated with an HRS.A A AT898 Subminiature cardioid condenser mic. AT899 Subminiature omnidirectional condenser mic.A AT899c Unterminated subminiature omnidirectional condenser microphone. A AT899c-TH Ivory-finished, unterminated subminiature omnidirectional condenser microphone. A ATM10A Battery- or phantom-powered omni mic. A ATM31A Battery- or phantom-powered cardioid mic featuring headbasket. A ATM33A Battery- or phantom-powered cardioid mic. A ATM35 Miniature clip-on microphone. A ATM73CW Discreet condenser headband mount microphone, terminated with an HRS plug. A ATM75 Condenser headband mount microphone with pre-amp for battery or phantom use. A ATM87R UniPlate unidirectional condenser plate microphone with high SPL. A ATR35S Sub-miniature lavalier microphone with integral battery pack. A ATR55 Condenser microphone offering a telescopic choice of pick-up patterns. A ATR97 Low-profile omnidirectional boundary mic. A En2 MX Receiver New UHF Non-diversity receiver with OLED display. Switcable mic/Headphone outputs. Powered via a single AA LR6 1.5V battery A En2 TX transmitter New UHF pocket transmitter with OLED display. Powered via a single AA LR6 1.5V battery A ES915/C Cardioid condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor) and double gooseneck. A Audio-Technica ES933/O Miniature omnidirectional condenser mic. A ES935/C Fixed length (191mm) cardioid condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor). A ES935/H Fixed length (191mm) hypercardioid condenser with XLR mount (and XLR-to-AM adaptor). A ES935/ML Fixed length (310mm) microline condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor). A ES935/O Fixed length (191mm) omni condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor). A ES935S/C Fixed length (191mm) omnidirectional condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-toAM adaptor) and mute switch/LED. A ES935S/H Fixed length (191mm) hypercardioid condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-to-AM adaptor) and mute switch/LED. A ES935S/ML Fixed length (310mm) microline condenser with XLR mount and mute switch/LED. A ES935S/O Fixed length (191mm) omnidirectional condenser with XLR mount (including XLR-toAM adaptor) and mute switch/LED. A ES943/C Cardioid condenser clip-on microphone. A ES943/O Omnidirectional condenser clip-on mic. A Mono, Stereo, 5.1 and Beyond The new SoundField SPS200 ‘software controlled’ microphone generates mono, stereo, 5.1 and beyond and gives the user complete control over all microphone parameters within the audio workstation. Designed and built to the same exacting high standards as other SoundField models, the SPS200 is supplied with its own Surround Zone software for both Pro Tools® HD and VST platforms. By using a single SPS200 microphone and laptop computer, making world class surround and stereo recordings has never been so easy. The NEW SoundField SPS200 Microphone SoundField • t: +44 (0) 1924 201089 • e: info@soundfield.com • w: soundfield.com SOUNDFIELD ® is a registered trademark of SOUNDFIELD Ltd. 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