The Sennheiser MEG 14-40 is a 15.7” gooseneck microphone designed to provide intelligible speech reproduction for lectures, conferences, meetings, and houses of worship. It features an XLR 3-pin connector, which is compatible with most standard microphone preamps.

Its KE 10 capsule features a directional cardioid polar pattern and yields a frequency response of 50 Hz to 20 kHz. RF shielding protects against interference from wireless devices, giving you a cleaner signal. The flexible 15.7” gooseneck allows precise placement in front of the spokesperson. No batteries are needed to power the MEG 14-40; it operates on 12 to 48V phantom power.

15.7" Gooseneck Microphone    Table Stand with Programmable Button    Cardioid Polar Pattern    For Lectures, Conferences & Meetings    50 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    RF Shielding Reduces Interference    Operates on Phantom Power    XLR Connectivity    Bi-Color LED on Stand

15.7" gooseneck mic with integrated Sennheiser KE 10 cardioid capsule

RF shielding against intermodulation from wireless equipment

Streamlined design for seamless integration

XLR 3-pin male connector

Made in Germany

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. At its lowest setting, what is the height of this mic stand to the bottom of the screw mount?

A: While that spec is not specified by the manufacturer, we would estimate about 1''.

Q: 2. Does this kit also include the sennheiser native shockmount, and foam windscreen that usually comes in the case with the mkh50?

A: Yes, it has the boxed Sennheiser kit with the screen and a mic clip. The latter is the close-fitting clip with the standard 5/8 thread.

Q: 3. Is MPA-46 PA amplifier compatible with this microphone?

A: The MHL5S is a dynamic microphone which requires no external power to operate. This mic features an XLR output connection for PA use. If the PA amplifier features a 1/4 mic jack input, an adapter will be required such as the Shure A85F https://bhpho.to/2gg7KyL

Q: 4. is there a way to connect this for use directly on computer?

A: This microphone will need an inerface that can provide both phantom power and XLR to USB conversion to work with a computer.

Q: 5. Does this mic come in 18' Sennheiser MEG?

A: The longest we stock is 15.7 inch.

Q: 6. Is it possible ship to Hong Kong

A: Due to export regulations and/or manufacturer's restrictions, we are unable to ship the Sennheiser MKH 50 Supercardioid Microphone Kit to Hong Kong.

Q: 7. What will provide some protection for the mic from damage (only need for use indoors) better than the foam windscreen?

A: The only accessories made to actually mitigate damage to the MKH 50 P48 Microphone would be a case for safe storage and transport. In general, wind protection such as foam is not meant to protect against damage, only excessive wind noise and should not be misconstrued for physical protection. While it's true the foam can provide some slight protection against shock, you should still treat the microphone with the same level of care as you would with out any wind protection.

Q: 8. can I use the MKH 50 outdoor to record sound? Is it so bad?

A: If you plan to use the Sennheiser MKH 50 outdoors, which is entirely feasible, it would be highly recommended to combine it with a sturdy windshield such as BH #RYSSKS or BH #RYWSQAT.

Q: 9. Are there any pictures of the connector? Does it come out of the mic at a right angle or straight out of the bottom?

A: The Arturia MicroFreak Gooseneck Microphone's 3.5mm connector is on the flat part of the mount, which sits flush against the MicroFreak's headphone jack. It can be seen mounted in this image: https://bit.ly/3tMXEfZ"

Q: 10. Would this be appropriate for close-up field recordings of things like specific sounds of nature & experimental percussion/vocalizations?

A: This is an amazing microphne with a very tight pickup pattern. It will sound great great for that use.