The black sE Electronics V7 MC2 X brings the powerful sound and performance of the V7 X wired handheld dynamic mic to your favorite Sennheiser wireless handheld transmitter. Like the V7 X microphone, the V7 MC2 X is ready for stage or studio use with a dynamic mic capsule featuring a specialized aluminum voice coil and innovative acoustic design. The result is full-bandwidth vocal reproduction with carefully detailed high-end and deep, powerful lows. The supercardioid polar pattern features a narrow pickup pattern that focuses audio capture tightly on the sound source in front of the capsule, helping to reduce bleed from other on-stage sources and keep feedback from sound-reinforcement equipment under control.

For Wireless Version of V7 X Microphone    For Select Sennheiser Transmitters    Dynamic Microphone for Vocals    Supercardioid Pickup for Less Feedback    30 Hz to 19 kHz Frequency Range    Red & Black Internal Windscreens

• Thanks to its well-balanced, neutral sound, the V7 MC2 X is ready to capture a wide range of vocal sources as well as instruments, delivering a frequency response from 30 Hz to 19 kHz.
• With its innovative, specialized aluminum voice coil and neodymium magnet, the V7 MC2 X delivers a crisp, open sound that expertly captures your vocals naturally and transparently, making your sound engineer’s job easier than ever.
• The supercardioid polar pattern helps isolate your vocals and reduces feedback from on-stage monitors.
• The dynamic capsule’s unique, patented suspension also helps eliminate handling noise, footfall noise, and rumble.
• The red internal windscreen efficiently reduces unwanted wind noise; a more visually subtle black windscreen is included as a standard accessory.
• The sophisticated voice coil, neodymium magnets, tight production tolerances, and high-quality workmanship ensure excellent sensitivity, superior sound quality, and superb consistency.

The V7 MC2 X works with a variety of Sennheiser handheld transmitters including the following models:

• SKM 9000
• SKM 6000
• SKM EW-D
• SKM EW-DX
• SKM D1
• SKM 2000
• SKM 100 G4
• SKM 300 G4
• SKM 500 G4
• SKM 100 G3
• SKM 300 G3
• SKM 500 G3
• SL Handheld
• SKM AVX

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. BLX24/PG58-H11 What is difference in the H-11 and H-9?

A: The difference between the H9 frequency band of the Shure BLX24/PG58 Wireless Handheld Microphone System with PG58 Capsule and the H11 frequency band is the operational frequencies. H9 covers 512 to 542 MHz, and H11 covers 572 to 596 MHz. Deciding which one is best can be influenced by factors such as location (where Shure's Frequency Finder comes in handy) as well as whether you are using the new wireless system(s) alongside any existing wireless, and if so, how the new frequencies will interact with the existing frequencies.

Q: 2. Does this system have phantom power protection? For example, if you accidentally turn on phantom power on the mixer to use a condenser mic, will it damage the system?

A: The receiver in the Sennheiser EW 100 G4-945-S Wireless Handheld Microphone System with MMD 945 Capsule does not make any specific indication regarding phantom power precautions. Clearly you do not want to have phantom power engaged on the input it is connected to, but it will likely not damage the receiver either.

Q: 3. We have an old sennheiser mike, ew-100, SKM 100, with frequency range 518,000 - 550,000 Mhz. It works with the Sennheiser diversity receiver EM100, with same frequency range. Will this mike SKM 825-XSW-A, work with the above receiver?

A: This is the XSW series which operates on the 2.4GHz frequencies and is not compatible with the EW series, which are UHF Based systems. You have 2 options for a handheld for your existing system: 1) Get the SKM 100 Transmitter Item# SESKM100G4SA + Capsule Item# SEMMD835 (or if there is another capsule you prefer. 2) Get the SKP100 Plug on transmitter SESKP100G4A and use any Dynamic microphone of your choice. Sennheiser has some great mics but if you already have other mics in your arsenal, it will work perfectly with this plug on transmitter. NOTE: The frequency range on your existing system, and the items I recommended are a little different, but they are in the same range so you will have plenty freqancies to play with.

Q: 4. Hi, I'm interested in buying one of these for interviews so I'll be using it outdoors mostly. Will I need a windshield and if so, what would be the best one to get?

A: For outdoor use a windscreen/windshield would be recommended. For very light wind situations a foam windscreen would suffice The Auray WHF-158 is a common choice. B&H # AUWHF158. For medium to high wind scenarios a more robust windshield would be recommended for quality results such as the K-Tek windsock B&H # KTKR5070.

Q: 5. What is the maximum length for the cable connecting the receiver and the amplifier? I want to mount the receiver in a place without obstacles between the mic & receiver. Thanks!

A: You can use any audio cable (1/4 or XLR) of most any commonly available length to connect the receiver to your mixer/amplifier, and can also easily extend the reach of the provided power supply with an extension cord. That said, I would caution sending analog output along a cable run that is over 300ft long as the audio quality of a mic-level output will start to degrade; however, 300 feet should still provide plenty of flexibility for receiver placement to achieve a clear line-of-sight.

Q: 6. Do you disconnect headworn mic from transmitter to fit in case?

A: Yes, you will need to disconnect the Sennheiser SpeechLine Digital Wireless SL Headmic 1 Headworn Microphone so it will fit properly inside of the case. The case will also hold the wireless bodypack transmitter, but it may not fit into the allotted space when the microphone is connected.

Q: 7. Will this work well with the Sony UTX-P40 XLR +48v Transmitter?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser MD 46 Dynamic ENG Microphone can be used with the Sony UTX-P40 Wireless Plug-On Transmitter. Since the MD 46 is a dynamic microphone, it does not require any voltage to function, so you will not need to use the transmitter's 48V phantom power setting.

Q: 8. Can this transmitter be used with the XS wireless true diversity receiver?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser SKM 835-XSW-A Handheld Transmitter with e835 Capsule is compatible for use with the Sennheiser EM-XSW 1 Receiver.

Q: 9. Has anyone used this mic with a bass guitar and amp? How does it do?

A: This is an outstanding mic for the money to use with a guitar amp.

Q: 10. Are the included 1/4 wave antennas interchangeable between Q- and R-band receivers or are they different?

A: The included antennas are limited to the frequency band of the receiver they come with.