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Sennheiser E-PACK E840 Vocal Mic 840, K&M Stand & Boom, 5M Cable, Clip & Pouch

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$319.00
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$255.00 (You save $64.00)
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Sennheiser
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The Sennheiser ePACK840 is a special limited bundle containing an Evolution e840 cardioid dynamic microphone, developed to cut through high on stage levels. Delivering a punchy output with excellent feedback rejection, even with high on-stage sound levels. The 840 efficiently suppresses sounds eminating from outside its pick-up angle, and is fitted with a hum compensating coil for reducing electromagnetic interference. This pack also includes a German quality K&M Boom stand, Sennheiser mic clip, pouch and 5 metre XLR-XLR cable.    

  • Rugged metal housing
  • Shock-mount capsule
  • Frequency-independent directivity
  • Highly insensitive to feedback
  • Excellent vocal projection
  • Hum compensating coil
  • Delivery includes protective pouch and MZQ 800 microphone clip

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