Sennheiser e?904 Compact Dynamic Cardioid Microphone for Drums & Percussion | Tailored Frequency Response | Fast Transient Response | Integrated Stand Mount | Ideal for Studio & Live Stage Use

Description

Achieve clean, high-impact drum tracking without crowding your percussion setup using the genuine Sennheiser e904 Compact Dynamic Cardioid Microphone. Part of Sennheiser’s premium German-engineered e900 series, this professional low-profile microphone is carefully optimized for live concert sound stages and tight studio tracking blocks, delivering full-bodied drum characteristics with sharp presence peaks that easily sit flush beneath dangerous cymbals.

• Tailored Drum Acoustic Profiling: Frequency response contour (40 Hz to 18 kHz) features a calibrated upper mid-range presence boost and crisp treble definition to capture the hard click of drum sticks and deep shell resonance while avoiding muddy low-end buildup.
• Ultra-Compact Low-Profile Build: Mini-chassis layout enables discrete, tight placement on rack toms, floor toms, and tight snare drums without getting in the way of high-velocity drum sticks or obstructing camera sightlines.
• Lightning-Fast Transient Response: Advanced lightweight voice coil and diaphragm architecture track rapid, high-speed drum fills and hard rim-shots with absolute transient precision, preserving the sharp, raw attack dynamics of your mix.
• Secure MZH 604 Drum Rim Clamp: Arrives bundled with a heavy-duty, reinforced glass-fiber plastic drum mounting clamp that clips securely onto snare and tom rims, eliminating the necessity for bulky external floor microphone stands.
• Hum-Compensating Interference Coil: Outfitted with an integrated secondary wiring loop that actively intercepts and cancels out electromagnetic hums and light-grid buzzes before they can degrade your low-end analog audio track stream.
• Official Brand Warranty: Backed by a standard 2-Year Official Manufacturer Warranty across all authorized service centers in India, covering internal dynamic capsule malfunctions, integrated mount thread failures, and factory assembly errors from the date of the purchase invoice.