Sennheiser e908B-EW Cardioid Condenser gooseneck Microphone for wind instruments like saxaphone, trumphets, congas, drums with free-floating suspension

Description

Achieve clear, high-definition instrument tracking and absolute freedom of movement on stage using the genuine Sennheiser e908B-EW Cardioid Condenser Gooseneck Microphone. Purpose-built to handle intense acoustic sound pressure levels directly at the bell of wind instruments or along the rims of high-velocity percussion like congas, this premium clip-on microphone delivers outstanding presence and definition without requiring heavy, intrusive external microphone stands.

• Tailored High-SPL Condenser Capsule: High-performance pre-polarized condenser element handles crushing sound pressure levels up to 147 dB without electronic clipping, maintaining warm, open, and natural instrument dynamics.
• Flexible Gooseneck Precision Placement: Features a rugged, highly flexible gooseneck spine that allows musicians to position the microphone capsule exactly at the sweet spot of instrument bells or drum heads for optimal frequency capture.
• Free-Floating Acoustic Suspension: Advanced shock-absorbing internal elastic suspension decouples the mic capsule from the frame, aggressively eliminating annoying valve clicking noise, key vibration thuds, and physical mechanical movement noises.
• Safe MZH 908 B Instrument Clamp: Outfitted with a specialized, rubber-padded clamp system that grips securely onto saxophone rims, trumpet bells, and conga hoops without causing scratches, paint chips, or structural damage to delicate instrument finishes.
• Evolution Wireless System Compatibility: Equipped with a heavy-duty, field-replaceable connection cable terminating in a 3.5mm threaded locking mini-jack plug, designed for plug-and-play operation with Sennheiser evolution wireless series bodypack transmitters.
• Official Brand Warranty: Backed by a standard 2-Year Official Manufacturer Warranty valid throughout India. Covered strictly for dynamic internal capsule breakdowns, gooseneck joint failures, cable fatigue, and technical factory assembly flaws from the purchase invoice date.