Product Detail
The Shure MX418SE/S is an outstanding 18-inch supercardioid gooseneck microphone, perfect for places like houses of worship, courtrooms, and conference centers. It's well - known for its great flexibility and top - notch sound quality. This microphone is designed to capture audio precisely and accurately. With its superior design, it has high sensitivity and balanced output, and can resist electromagnetic hum and RF interference, even when using long cables. The MX418SE/S comes with interchangeable condenser cartridges, offering versatile polar patterns - cardioid, supercardioid, and omnidirectional, to fit any application. The in - line preamp and 10 - foot side - exit cable make installations a breeze. The snap - fit foam windscreen reduces wind noise for clear audio. Enhance your sound system with this amazing microphone and enjoy the perfect combination of performance and versatility. Key features include a wide dynamic range and frequency response for accurate sound across the audio spectrum. It has an in - line preamp, a 10 - foot (3.0 m) side - exit cable, and a snap - fit foam windscreen. The interchangeable cartridges provide the right polar pattern for every use. Its balanced, transformerless output gives better immunity to interference over long cables. The shock mount isolates surface vibration noise by over 20 dB, and the locking flange mount securely attaches the microphone to various surfaces. Specifications: Type: 18 inch (45.7 cm) Supercardioid; Frequency Response: 50 - 17000 Hz; Output Impedance: EIA Rated at 150 (180 actual, MX412/418); Sensitivity, Maximum SPL, Equivalent Output Noise, Signal - to - Noise Ratio, Dynamic Range, and Power Requirements are also clearly defined. Package contents include the Shure MX418SE/S 18 - inch Supercardioid Gooseneck Microphone, Flange Mount, 10' Side Exit Cable, Snap - fit Foam Windscreen, and In - Line Preamp.
Using the Shure MX418SE/S is easy. First, use the locking flange mount to securely attach the microphone to a lectern, pulpit, or conference table. Connect the 10 - foot side - exit cable to your audio system. Make sure to supply 11 - 52 VDC phantom power, as it's required for the microphone to work. When choosing the right polar pattern for your needs, you can change the interchangeable cartridges. For general use, the supercardioid pattern is a great choice as it focuses on the sound in front and reduces background noise. If you want to pick up sound from all directions, choose the omnidirectional pattern. The snap - fit foam windscreen should be attached when there's wind or air movement to reduce noise. As for maintenance, keep the microphone clean. You can gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Also, be careful not to drop or subject it to strong impacts, as it may damage the internal components. If you need to replace the cartridges, do it carefully to avoid any damage. And always check the cable for any signs of wear and tear regularly.
