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Watch and learn with hands-on product demos, tips, buying guides and reviews, plus workshops from B&H Event Space.
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Posted 03/14/18
Watch B&H’s AB as he takes to Central Park to demonstrate Sennheiser’s AMBEO SMART HEADSET. You’ll see him wearing the dual-purpose earphones/binaural-recording headset, which captures stereophonic 3D audio fit for use in immersive entertainment content. Whether it’s VR, experimental podcasting, or recording an acapella band with lifelike you-are-there placement, this headset will handle the job. You’ll hear this immediately, as we at B&H were fortunate enough to catch the talented Cover Story doo-wopping their way into glorious harmony. The microphones themselves capture high-quality audio, to be sure, but that’s only part of the picture. With preamps, conversion, and soft-limiting brought to you by Apogee, the AMBEO SMART HEADSET is truly the smart choice.
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Posted 04/04/17
Sennheiser’s new microphone for the GoPro Hero4 is waterproof, wind resistant, and stands up to adverse conditions – just like the GoPro. Let’s hear it in action…
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Posted 02/09/17
This 4-capsule Ambisonics microphone is designed to capture immersive “spherical” audio for VR and surround applications.
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Posted 10/05/16
We’re trying out Rycote’s model-specific “Perfect For” Series of windshields and shock mounts for popular Sennheiser and Rode microphones.
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Posted 02/23/16
Our friend Justin Colletti from Sonic Scoop shoots out some studio staple dynamic microphones once again with the help of vocalist and guitarist Wes Hutchinson.
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Posted 12/18/14
While we generally recommend getting closer to the subject and using a dual-system solution to avoid recording the camera's noisy preamps, in many one-shooter, run-and-gun situations, that's not always possible. This video is designed to give you an idea of what some of these microphones sound like in such situations. We begin by listening to the poor audio recorded from the built-in mic on a DSLR, followed by examples of how six camera-mountable microphones sound, individually. The featured microphones include: Polsen SCL-1075, RØDE VideoMic Go, sE Electronics ProMic Laser, Sennheiser MKE 400, Shure VP83, and the Senal SCS-98.
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Posted 04/08/14
Sennheiser is looking to expand its already considerable influence both in the ENG and studio worlds with the announcement of the Esfera Surround Microphone System and MK 8 Condenser Microphone. Looking to simplify 5.1 surround sound recordings, the Esfera system consists of the SPM 8000 stereo microphone and the SPB 8000 rack processor, which is used to decode the stereo source into 5.1 sound. The SPM 8000 microphone is composed of 2 RF condenser microphones arranged in an XY configuration, and includes a basket windshield, a pistol-grip suspension, and a hairy cover for additional wind-noise reduction. The SPB 8000 rack processor is designed to cater to your workflow; it can decode the stereo to 5.1 in real time or in post production. Additionally, it provides phantom power (which the SPM 8000 requires), has a selectable compressor, four directly selectable presets, and accepts both analog and digital signals for flexibility. For the project studio folks, the MK 8 large diaphragm condenser features a dual 24-carat gold-splattered one-inch diaphragm setup, allowing for a selection between 5 polar patterns. A 3-position low-cut/roll-off switch and a 3-position pad round out the MK 8’s adjustability. It was tuned for accurate but warm reproduction. The MK 8 is made in Germany and should be available in the late summer, 2014.
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