Sennheiser E-602 II Cardioid Instrument Microphone for bass drums, bass guitar cabs and tubas For studios, clubs, rehearsal rooms, smaller gigs, or for home recording.

Description

Inject raw impact, warmth, and transparent bass definition straight into your audio track mix with the genuine Sennheiser e602 II Cardioid Instrument Microphone. Part of Sennheiser’s acclaimed German-engineered evolution 600 series, this professional large-diaphragm low-frequency specialist is carefully optimized for live stages, rehearsal spaces, and home studios, delivering a deep frequency extension down to 20 Hz without sluggish signal blurring or muddy coloration.

• Tailored Low-End Frequency Contouring: Sweeping 20 Hz to 16,000 Hz frequency range response excels at capturing deep sub-bass signals while providing a precise, click-focused attack profile on problematic kick drums and heavy bass guitar cabs.
• Ultra-Lightweight Aluminum Construction: Features a re-engineered aluminum body that is over 40% lighter than its predecessor, providing absolute mechanical stability when suspended at extreme angles on extended microphone boom arms.
• Fast Transient Attack Tracking: Specialized lightweight voice coil construction tracks fast, high-velocity instrument impacts with absolute transient precision, ensuring punchy and defined low brass, tubas, and double-bass signals.
• Unidirectional Cardioid Isolation Zone: Frequency-independent cardioid polar pattern focuses tightly on the intended low-frequency source while delivering exceptional off-axis noise rejection to isolate the capsule from neighboring stage bleed.
• Humbucking Noise Compensation Coil: Integrated secondary wiring loop actively intercepts and cancels out electromagnetic hums and power 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 authorized dealer channels in India, covering internal dynamic capsule malfunctions, integrated mount thread defects, and factory assembly errors from the date of the purchase invoice.