Plus, with an integrated switchable low-cut filter, the MKE 600 allows you to minimize wind noise and low-frequency rumble when recording. It can be powered via P48 phantom power or using batteries. A battery power switch with a low battery indicator caters to cameras and equipment that do not offer phantom power operation. This powerful microphone is the ideal companion for film-makers, journalists, and vloggers. What's included? I've even used it to mic a guitar amp cabinet while the drums were playing with about 0,5m of space in between but I placed the mic at a 90 angle from the drums with the low-cut on and the recording was almost completely clean. I don't use the battery option for phantom power. Instead I rely on the phantom power provided by my interface. I recommend an interface with a solid preamp. Obviously lesser quality preamps are going to impact your potential for quality sound from the mic.

The MKE 600 offers high directivity with exceptional attenuation of noise and sound from the sides and rear. The clear, rich sound combined with easy-to-use operation makes it perfect for adding great sound to your project in an instant. High intelligibility means that even if you record from a distance, the result is a recording that sounds as if the microphone was placed much closer to the sound source.

MKE 600: Your Ticket to Pro Production Sound

I was looking for a microphone with which to write movies and do re-recordings. In fact, initially I wanted to take a Rode microphone, but my love leaned more towards the Sennheiser company, and therefore I decided to take this one. Due to the limited budget, it was necessary to choose the perfect option, and I found it!

To be honest, I'm willing to work on this mic, the only reason I'd change it to a 416 is because of the low noise and better directivity. The microphone works very well and copes with dialogues, I really like working with it, I just love this velvety and rich sound, even better than ntg3. Of course, many sound engineers can say that I'm talking complete nonsense here, but when I showed my processed work, no one could really tell what the sound was recorded on, so it works very well. If you want to work on a more directional sound then this is the Mkh-416, but again the Mk600 is ideal if you're mixing with lavalier mics.You should get an instant answer on whether your application has been successful, though in some rare cases Klarna or V12 may need to look at the application in more detail.