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! colspan="2"| Sennheiser MKE600
! colspan="2"| Sennheiser MKE600
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| Type || Small condenser/Shotgun
| Type || Shotgun (Small condenser)
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| Polar Pattern || Super-cardioid
| Polar Pattern || Super-cardioid
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| Frequency Response (Hz) || 40 - 20,000  
| Frequency Response (Hz) || 40 - 20,000  
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| Max. SPL (dB) <ref group="fn">Maximum Sound Pressure Level</ref> || 132 (48v) or 126 (battery)
| Max. SPL (dB) || 132 (48v) or 126 (battery)
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| Connector || XLR
| Connector || XLR
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==Usage==
==Usage==
# Put the MKE600 microphone on a camera or boom arm.
# Put the MKE600 microphone on a camera or boom arm.
# Connect the MKE600 microphone to a camera, audio interface (e.g. [[Behringer X-Air XR18]]) or recorder via XLR cable or the XLR to 3.5mm adapter.
# Connect the MKE600 microphone to a camera, [[Audio Interfaces|audio interface]] or recorder via XLR cable or the XLR to 3.5mm adapter.
# Turn on phantom power, or turn on the internal battery power with the switch on the microphone (do not install a battery if using Phantom Power!)
# Turn on phantom power, or turn on the internal battery power with the switch on the microphone (do not install a battery if using Phantom Power!)
# Point the microphone towards the sound you wish to record.
# Point the microphone towards the sound you wish to record.