Delivered in a hard case without accessories, this matched pair of dark bronze Microtech Gefell M 310 Microphones provides two small-diaphragm supercardioid condenser microphones designed for accurate reproduction of solo instruments and vocals in live stage applications and home, project, and commercial recording studios. Use this carefully selected matched pair for stereo recordings of choirs, orchestras, and ensembles.

Each M 310 utilizes a pressure-gradient design and supercardioid polar pattern that focuses audio capture tightly in front of the mic to offer pronounced rejection of off-axis sounds. Transformerless circuitry yields low noise and contributes to a high dynamic range of 134 dB. The 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response features a gentle treble boost to increase clarity and presence. An XLR 3-pin output ensures standardized connectivity and 48 VDC phantom powering provides battery-free operation.

Supercardioid Polar Pattern    Pressure-Gradient Design    Transformerless Circuitry    Small-Diaphragm Capsule    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Smooth Treble Boost    Low Noise, High Dynamic Range    48 VDC Phantom Powered, XLR 3-Pin Output    Includes Hard Case

Ideal for stereo miking instruments and ensembles

Small-diaphragm capsule allows a compact body for easy placement in tight spaces

Pressure-gradient design and narrow supercardioid polar pattern offer focused audio capture and pronounced rejection of off-axis sounds such as stage bleed and indirect room ambience

Transformerless circuitry contributes to low noise and high dynamic range

20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response with a smooth treble boost

High maximum SPL of 147 dB

48 VDC phantom powered—no batteries required

XLR 3-pin output allows easy connection to most mic preamps, audio interfaces, and recording consoles

Includes a hard case for safe storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit the Shure SM7B Vocal Microphone?

A: No, the Auray BSM-35R Suspension Shockmount for Broadcast, Podcast & Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphones will not accommodate the 2.5" diameter of the Shure SM7B Vocal Microphone. The BSM-35R works best with microphone diameters of up to 2.1 inches that feature M20 or M22 threads. The SM7B also integrates a shock mount into its build that is sufficient for most scenarios and mounting directly to arms and stands.

Q: 2. What are the dimensions of only the padded section between the two velcro strips?

A: All of the measurements below are incorrect. The actual measurement for the ONA small dividers is: Actual size including Velcro section: 5-7/8 Wide x 3-3/8 Tall Size between the Velcro: 4-1/16 Wide x 3-3/8 Tall

Q: 3. Would the pattern on this mic work for 2-3 person interviews? mic on a boom overhead.

A: If the 2-3 persons are sitting close to each other, then yes you can use the Sennheiser MKH50 for capturing up to 3 people talking.u

Q: 4. Will these be better for indoor dialogue than an rode ntg 2 ?

A: Only in one regard. The NTG2 is a shotgun microphone, which means it is directional because it has an interference tube. Surfaces nearby (such as a ceiling several inches away) that reflect sound can defeat the interference tube, causing more background noise than expected to be recorded. For this reason, shotgun microphones are discouraged for indoor dialog. The C02 does not have an interference tube, so it does not have this problem. It is very directional, and it is a good fit for using on a boom for indoor dialog, even near sound-reflecting surfaces.That said, both the C02 and the NTG2 are a little weak in their ability to pick up the lowest and highest sound frequencies, but the NTG2 seems to be a little better in this regard.

Q: 5. What type of USB-C cable does this need? I've tried a bunch of other USB-C cables and only the one that was included works.

A: You should be able to use a USB cable like the Pearstone USB 2.0 Type-C to USB Type-A Charge & Sync Cable - 6' (B&H # PEUSB3CMAM6) as a replacement for the original USB cable included with the TASCAM TM-250U Supercardioid USB Type-C Condenser Microphone. Be sure to set up your computer's Audio Input and Audio Output preferences so that the audio from the TM-250U is recognized and that you can monitor the audio through the mic's built-in 3.5mm headphone jack.

Q: 6. What shock mount would you recommend for these mics?

A: Here's one good option BH #AVSSM. Please note, if placing this on a boom pole, you would also need a 3/8'' to 5/8'' adapter like this B&H # AUADCOMBOS.

Q: 7. What is the length/dimension on sticker side, and on non-sticker side specifically?

A: The ONA Camera Bag Dividers (Pair, Small) are, 5 1/4” W x 3 1/4” H. And that is not including the Velcro which folds over.

Q: 8. Can u share open box pic. Just want to see it have foam inside or not

A: The Matterport Small Hard Case for MC250 Pro2 and Accessories (20") does have protective and pluckable foam on the interior of the case.

Q: 9. Hello is this microphone pc friendly ? could i plug it to computer?

A: This microphone has a standard 3-pin XLR connector on it. To connect to a computer, you will need an audio interface. There are many interfaces on the market that are all-in-one, with microphone preamps.In short, no, this microphone will not connect straight into a computer.

Q: 10. Can these take batteries, or is it phantom power only?

A: These small diaphragm condenser microphones require +48 volt phantom power, and do not have a battery power option.