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Key Features
- Compact Stereo Condenser Shotgun
- M-S (Mid-Side) Configuration
- Cardioid and Figure-8 Patterns
- 60 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Range
Ideal for boom pole operation on drama and film shoots, the Short M-S Stereo Shotgun Microphone from Sanken is a compact, stereo condenser shotgun microphone. It features an M-S (Mid-Side) configuration, which makes it possible to adjust the stereo width from mono to stereo at the mixer or in post-production. The shotgun includes two outputs, a Cardioid and Figure-8, which can be fed into the mixer for width adjustments. The microphone can be mounted onto a separately available shock mount or a camera without interfering with a short lens. Additional features include a 60 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range, an HPF switch, and a 5-pin XLR connector. The microphone ships with a foam windscreen and a vinyl case.
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What is the pinout for the 5-pin XLR?
What is the pinout for the 5-pin XLR?
The 5-pin XLR connector for the Sanken CMS-50 is wired as follows: 1. Ground, 2. M-Hot, 3. M-Cold, 4. S-Hot, 5. S-Cold.
Date published: 2021-12-20
Does B&H sell a cable that works with this mic to ...
Does B&H sell a cable that works with this mic to split the 5pin XLR to two 3pin XLR - one Mid, one Side?
Yes, we do have cables available in various different lengths that can be used with the Sanken Short M-S Stereo Shotgun Microphone. the RODE NT4-DXLR Stereo 5-Pin XLR to Dual 3-Pin XLR Cable for NT-4 Fixed X/Y Condenser Microphone - 10.3' (B&H # RONT4DXLRCBL), the Sennheiser ACS5 5-pin XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Y Cable for MKH418S and MKE44P Microphones - 6" (B&H # SEACS5), the Sony 5-Pin to Dual 3-pin XLR Cable for ECM-680S - 16"(B&H # SO5P3PXSGC), or the Sony 5-Pin to Dual 3-pin XLR Cable for ECM-680S - 1' (B&H # SO5P3PXSGC).
Date published: 2023-03-05
Are both the cardioid and fig. 8 capsule electret ...
Are both the cardioid and fig. 8 capsule electret condensers? If so, does it really take 8ma of phantom power just to run the preamps in this mic?