SCHOEPS MK 5
With the Schoeps MK 5, pattern switching is purely mechanical via a sliding lever on the side of the capsule. The result in each setting is like an independent microphone capsule with the same quality as the MK 2S / MK 4, and very similar (though not identical) frequency and polar response characteristics. In contrast to most dual-diaphragm microphones, the cardioid setting of the MK 5 maintains its directivity even at the lowest frequencies, and has high frequency response up to 20 kHz. In addition, the MK 5 has excellent low-frequency response in the omnidirectional setting along with the low sensitivity toward wind, vocal "popping" noise and solid-borne sound typical of pressure transducers.
FEATURES:
- mechanical switching between omnidirectional and cardioid patterns
- true one-diaphragm system (unique on the microphone market)
- pure pressure transducer in the omni setting, pressure gradient transducer in the cardioid setting
- can be used in nearly any situation, often suggested as an initial acquisition. Popular with training institutes
MK 5 - OMNI:
- frequency range: 20Hz to 20kHz
- sensitivity: 10mV/Pa
- equivalent noise level (A-weighted): 14dB-A
- equivalent noise level (CCIR): 26dB
- signal-to-noise ratio (A-weighted): 80dB-A
- maximum sound pressure level at 0.5% THD: 133dB-SPL
MK 5 - CARDIOID:
- frequency range: 40Hz to 20kHz
- sensitivity: 13mV/Pa
- equivalent noise level (A-weighted): 15dB-A
- equivalent noise level (CCIR): 24dB
- signal-to-noise ratio (A-weighted): 79dB-A
- maximum sound pressure level at 0.5% THD: 132dB-SPL
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- length: 27 mm
- diameter: 20 mm
- weight: 25 g
| Brand | Schoeps |
|---|
