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Key Features
- Dual 1.3" True Condenser Capsule
- Gold-Plated Diaphragm
- 3 Selectable Polar Patterns
- Selectable -10 dB Pad
The SCM-660 from Senal is a professional-grade, multi-pattern, true condenser microphone that features a large 1.3" gold-plated transducer element. The microphone offers a full, rich tone, making it an ideal choice for studio recording, broadcasting, podcasting, or live recording. With an SPL handling of 140 dB, the SCM-600 captures vocals and instruments accurately and with pristine clarity.
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Would this mic work in a large group of 15 people ...
Would this mic work in a large group of 15 people arranged in a circle with this mic in the center of the circle? Or do the players have to be within a foot of the mic?
While this mic has an omni-directional pickup pattern option and could pick up sound 360 degrees around it, however distant those people are from the mic is how it would sound. As well, you would certainly pick up a large amount of room noise. Typically, for a quality recording you would want the source of the audio to be no more than 12'' from the mic itself.
Date published: 2024-03-18
How does this microphone compare to Sennheiser ...
How does this microphone compare to Sennheiser MK8 and Neumann TLM 102 & 107?
All four mics are large diaphragm condenser style with a frequency response range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. The Senal SCM-660, Sennheiser MK 8, and Neumann TLM 107 offer multiple patterns to pick up audio from different directions, while the TLM 102 is cardioid only. The SCM-660 offers three patterns (cardioid, figure-8, omnidirectional) while the MK 8 and TLM 107 offer five patterns (cardioid, figure-8, omnidirectional, supercardioid, subcardioid/wide cardioid) for accommodating a wider variety of applications.
Date published: 2022-07-21
The "Key Features" at the top say Max SPL = ...
The "Key Features" at the top say Max SPL = 140db, but the Specs say it is 130db. Which is correct?
The published specification is correct for the Senal SCM-660 Large-Diaphragm Multi-Pattern Condenser Microphone (BH # SESCM660). It is 130 dB, but will be 140 dB with the -10 dB pad engaged. See the page 10 of the user guide here: https://bhpho.to/3WFcOhz.
Date published: 2024-08-11
What are the S/N Ratio, Equiv. Noise Level, ...
What are the S/N Ratio, Equiv. Noise Level, Sensitivity of this?
The Senal SCM-660 Large-Diaphragm Multi-Pattern Condenser Microphone (B&H # SESCM660) specifications are published in the user guide: https://bhpho.to/3WFcOhz.
Date published: 2024-08-12
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Will it plug into SLR's (Nikons)?
The Senal SCM-660 will not plug into SLR's. You'll need a mixer or interface box to do so; i.e. B&H# SOMIXPRED, AZFMX22.
Date published: 2020-04-29