Sennheiser MD 431 II Instruction manual

Features—Benets
• Exceptionally good feedback rejection
• Shock mounted capsule—low sensitivity to handling noise
• Hum compensating coil—reduces electrical interference
• Integral pop lter
• On/off switch (reed switch) can be locked in the ‘on’ position if required
• Consistent polar pattern and proximity compensating electronics—excellent tonal consistency
• Excellent for voice recognition
Technical Data
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Sensitivity (free eld, no load) (1 kHz) 2 mV/Pa ±3dB
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Min. terminating impedance 1 k
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MD 431 II Speech and Broadcasting Microphone
By virtue of its design and features, the MD 431 II ranks amongst Sennheiser’s most
exceptional microphones and is suitable for vocal, speech and broadcasting applications.
Color: black, sound inlet basket: rened steel. Internal electronics eliminates proximity effect.
Architect’s Specications
Super-cardioid stage microphone, hum compensating coil, integral popshield, reed on/off
switch, frequency response 40–16,000 Hz, sensitivity (free eld, no load) 2 mV/Pa ±3dB at 1
kHz, nominal impedance 250 Ω, min. terminating impedance 1 k, dimensions in inches: 1.92 x
7.87, body 1.22 inches, weight approx. 8.8 oz.
Optional Accessories
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21' XLR microphone cable MC21N
Stand adapter (included)MZR 4032
Supplied Accessories
1 Quick release stand adapter MZA 4031
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