The black Neumann SH 150 is a 5.9" flexible gooseneck for the MCM microphone system. The KK 14 cardioid or KK 13 omnidirectional capsule mounts on the gooseneck using a detachable screw connection. The built-in elastic suspension bracket is made of sophisticated plastic for excellent absorption of structure-born noise.

The SH 150 is wired internally with a cable terminated with a proprietary connector at one end to connect the KK 14 capsule and another proprietary connector at the other to connect one of the MCM output cable (available separately). An instrument-specific MCM clip (available separately) is required to mount the SH 150 on your instrument. The included KC 1 cable brace can be used to keep the cable neat and tidy away from the instrument, while preventing unwanted cable noise. Three different lengths of SH goosenecks are available—3.9, 5.9, and 9.8"—allowing you to precisely fit the microphone to your instrument.

Precise, Secure Positioning of Mic    Holds KK 14 or KK 13 Mic Capsule    Flexible Design (5.9" Long)    Elastic Suspension Bracket    Requires MCM Instrument Clip    Includes KC 1 Cable Brace

• MC 1: Clip to mount the gooseneck on the body of a violin, viola, mandolin, and similar instruments.
• MC 2: Clip to mount the gooseneck on the strings of a cello below the bridge.
• MC 3: Clip to mount the gooseneck on the strings of a double bass below the bridge.
• MC 4: Clip to mount the gooseneck on the rib/body of a double bass or similar instrument.
• MC 5: Universal strap clip to mount the gooseneck on an oboe, clarinet, recorder, bassoon, flute, or harp.
• MC 6: Universal clamp to mount the gooseneck on the bell of a trumpet, trombone, saxophone, French horn, or on percussion instruments or pole stand.
• MC 7: Clip to mount the gooseneck on the rim of a snare, tom, stand tom, or timpani.
• MC 8: Magnetic clip to mount the gooseneck in an upright piano or grand piano.
• MC 9: Clip to mount the gooseneck to the body of a guitar, ukulele, dobro, acoustic bass, or cello.

Neumann offers four cables, each available in different lengths, to connect the output of the gooseneck to either the MCM 100 XLR output stage module or to popular wireless transmitters from Sennheiser, Lectrosonics, Shure, Zaxcom, Wisycom, and others.

• AC 31 cable with locking, 3.5mm TRS connector for wireless transmitter and MCM 100 XLR output stage module
• AC 32 cable with LEMO 3-pin connector for wireless transmitter
• AC 33 cable with Microdot connector for wireless transmitter
• AC 34 cable with 4-pin mini-XLR connector for wireless transmitter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do i convert 4 wire output to xlr

A: You can contact Bogen for a wiring diagram. You can reach Bogen by phone at 800-999-2809. Their business hours are 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM EST Monday through Friday.

Q: 2. What is the battery life?

A: The battery life on the transmitter for the Pyle Pro PDWM8880 Wireless UHF Microphone Conference System with 8 Gooseneck Mics would depend on the kind of battery you are using. If you are using lithium-ion rechargeable AA, it would be up to 6 hours on 2000 mAh, up to 8 hours on 2500 mAh and up to 12 hours 2850 mAH.

Q: 3. It is not clear to me whether this mic can be made to switch on, or whether the push button has to be held the whole time. I need a mic that turns on and stays active. Question mark?

A: When you push the button it stays on

Q: 4. is the mic in ERP, DRP or other reference position?

A: The KU 100 is not in ERP or DRP. The KU 100 dummy head is a binaural stereo microphone. It resembles the human head and has two microphone capsules built into the ears. When listening through high-quality headphones it gives the illusion of being right at the scene of the acoustic events.

Q: 5. how do I convert 4 wire output to xlr ?

A: All you will need to attach a male XLR connector to the Bogen Communications MGN19A Dynamic Omnidirectional Gooseneck Microphone is a wiring diagram for a standard 3-pin male XLR connector using 4-conductor wire. Here is an example: https://www.belcom.co.uk/technical/starquad-wiring/starquad-wiring-balanced-xlr-xlr-connections/

Q: 6. Is the microphone input stereo as well?

A: The microphone input is stereo.

Q: 7. Hello, if we get this mic, do i need anything more to install it on a table?

A: I installed it in a podium. I had to drill a hole to install the insert for the mic and ran the cable underneath. The mic then plugs into the cable when you put it in the holder.

Q: 8. Will it fit the AKG Lyra if stretched?

A: We do not know as we do not test this item with other brands and models.

Q: 9. Can i plug this mic into an existing base that has a female XLR input? The base is a Astatic brand. But has XLR input.

A: Yes, the Samson CM20P Gooseneck Podium Microphone can be used with a desktop base that has a female XLR input, such as the Astatic 40117 Portable Desk Base for Gooseneck Microphones (B&H # AS40117) or the Senal CXBS-1 Desktop Base for Gooseneck Microphones (B&H # SECXBS1). As long as the base is intended for use with a gooseneck microphone, the brand is not a concern.

Q: 10. What is the outside diameter of the end, at the thickest point?

A: It is 1" diameter at the thickest point.