Frage von beni_ben:
Hello Professionals,
I am a total Beginners
I have a Sennheiser as described above and would like this to connect s.meine HV20 interviews in disco record. I have read in threads that it can be a problem (mono, something off s.camcorder or so ...). Is this Micro überhaupt fit, because of large background noise?
Proposals for micro below 80 euros for this requirement?
It would be really great if I will be helpful!
grüße vom bodensee ..
Antwort von cmbfilm:
for professional mics with XLR output, it is actually only on the cable as it is wired. My HV20 makes for a Beyerdynamic MCE86N no problems, wiring XLR 2 => tip and ring, XLR 1 +3 on earth. The only problem for me is the lack of symmetrical transmission, noticeably through the loud buzz of nähe 230V cables / devices (Micro vllt this a defect?), Or synonymous with very long cable length.
Antwort von Markus:
Is this Micro überhaupt fit, because of large background noise? The e835 is a dynamic microphone ideally suited for even interviews in noisy environments. What is important is the (small) distance to each speaker, because the microphone noise from larger (!) Distance no longer takes up so loud. Important would be synonymous a Tonkontrolle so that more people do not yell into the microphone when the sound recording would be needed.
... wiring XLR 2 => tip and ring, XLR 1 +3 on earth. Unbalanced XLR-jack cable is commercially ready to buy. But beware: There is a stereo jack synonymous symmetrical in design, therefore, essential to the operation careful!
Cross-reference with SCM:
Sennheiser ME66 s.VX2000 connect More on unbalanced signal guidance in this thread:
