The SCM-660 from Senal is a professional-grade, multi-pattern, true condenser microphone that features a large 1.3" gold-plated transducer element. The microphone offers a full, rich tone, making it an ideal choice for studio recording, broadcasting, podcasting, or live recording. With an SPL handling of 140 dB, the SCM-600 captures vocals and instruments accurately and with pristine clarity.

With three selectable polar patterns, cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8, the SCM-660 is capable of a wide range of miking techniques and configurations. In addition, the onboard -10 dB attenuation pad optimizes signal levels, and the integrated 80 Hz high-pass filter rolls off unwanted low-frequency noise and rumble when recording.

Built with all-metal construction, the microphone comes with a suspension shockmount with additional suspension bands to reduce unwanted vibrations. A rugged aluminum carry case, a protective pouch, and a 5/8" threaded adapter are also included.

Dual 1.3" True Condenser Capsule    Gold-Plated Diaphragm    3 Selectable Polar Patterns    Selectable -10 dB Pad    Selectable High-Pass Filter @ 80 Hz    140 dB Maximum SPL    Wide Frequency Response    For Studio, Broadcast, Podcast & Stage    Rugged All-Metal Construction    Includes Shockmount, Pouch & Carry Case

The Senal SCM-660 uses a large dual gold-plated diaphragm that is 1.3ʺ in diameter. It is tailored for a superior frequency response with a wide dynamic range

The microphone's polar pattern is selectable from cardioid, omnidirectional and figure-8. It offers greater flexibility in a variety of recording applications

The high-pass filter switch delivers roll-off for unwanted frequencies below 80 Hz that are associated with low-frequency noises and rumble, which can also degrade your recording

A -10 dB attenuation pad prevents distortion when recording loud sounds such as cymbals and electric guitar cabinets

To get optimal signal level without compromising the original audio source, this microphone handles a maximum SPL of 140 dB

The SCM-660 is built with an all-metal construction that maintains an overall high standard of durability. A hard-shelled case is also included, is suitable for storage, and provides protection when taking the SCM-660 on the road

The included shockmount reduces unwanted vibrations and comes with a universal 5/8" threaded-socket adapter. It is designed with a locking knob that enables vertical adjustment for customized placement

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can i make this mic cordless? is these a piece what i can add to it it should get wireless ?

A: The Senal MXGN-18C 18" Gooseneck Condenser Microphone could be wirelessly extended using a wireless system such as BH #XVU3CSET.

Q: 2. Is the headphones output giving out the signal while it records ? I want to plug an output cable also so the signal goes to the mixer as well amd I thought of using the phones output.

A: Yes. It's a live output while recording.

Q: 3. What's the battery life on this mic when using AA battery instead pf Phantom?

A: It can also be powered by one AA battery over 400 hours, which is ideal for recording to DSLR cameras, computers, and other devices that don't offer phantom power

Q: 4. Will the Senal UB-440 fit a Samson SP01 spider shock mount?

A: it fits, but the headphone jack is blocked by the shockmount.

Q: 5. Is there any way to use this with an iPhone 14 pro?

A: The Senal MC24-EL Long Shotgun Microphone would require an XLR interface such as BH #IKIRIGPREHD to connect to an iPhone.

Q: 6. What wind protection can I use with this?

A: You can find a selection of compatible windshields listed under the "Accessories" tab on the item page. Click on the tab for "Wind Protection" and you'll see items such as the Auray WSS-2018 Professional Windshield for Shotgun Microphones - 18cm (B&H # AUWSS2018), Rycote Standard Hole Softie Windscreen with 19-22mm Hole (B&H # RYS18M), and Rycote 18cm Super-Softie Wind Shield for Shotgun Mics - Standard Hole (B&H # RYSS18M).

Q: 7. When muted, is there a light indicator?

A: Yes, the mute on/off status of the Senal MXBM-621/O MX Series Condenser Boundary Microphone is indicated by a dedicated LED.

Q: 8. How many dB is the front-to-back response?

A: The manufacturer has not provided this information.

Q: 9. I need a line-input recorder to plug into a press box / mult-box ... would this be a good solution for that?

A: That's a great application for the Tascam DR-10X. You just have to make sure to keep and eye on it. It's a very stealable piece of equipment.

Q: 10. Would this word with a countryman xlr lav? If not, I wish someone would make a lavalier system that would just record high quality audio from the mic. In today's world of synching in post, it would be far more reliable than a wireless system. Have tried consumer voice recorders but don't get quality I want. And, frankly, it just looks ghetto.

A: The Tascam DR-10x recorder is designed specifically to work with dynamic handheld ENG mics. It is not able to provide phantom power to mics that require it such as the Countryman lavaliers hardwired with XLR connectors.