Sennheiser MD 421 II

The MD421 II continues the tradition of the MD 421 which has been one of Sennheiser's most popular dynamic mics for over 35 years. The large diaphragm, dynamic element handles high sound pressure levels, making it a natural for recording guitars and drums. The MD 421's full-bodied cardioid pattern, and five-position bass control make it an excellent choice for most instruments, as well as group vocals, or radio broadcast announcers. One listen and you'll know why it's a classic.

$350

Sennheiser MD 441

The MD441 is acknowledged as the most accurate and versatile dynamic mic available. It has a nearly textbook perfect supercardioid pattern, a five-position low frequency contour switch, a two-position high frequency switch, a critically dampened internal shock suspension, and a hum bucking coil. Perfect for vocals and virtually every instrument.

Sennheiser e906

The Sennheiser e906 instrument microphone was especially designed for guitar amps and is also excellent for percussion and horns.  Following in the footsteps of the famed 409, the e906 utilizes a flat design, making it ideal for micing toms and for draping it over a guitar cab rock n' roll style.  The mic also features a switch that changes the sonic characteristics from bright, to moderate, to dark.  Perfect for both live and studio applications.

$180 

Sennheiser MKH 800

The MKH 800-P48 sets a new standard for studio microphones in the age of high definition digital recording. It is the very fist microphone to fully utilize the wider frequency response and dynamic range of the new 24 bit/96 kHz standard, marking the breakthrough to a yet unknown clarity and precision in audio. A variable pattern condenser microphone, the MKH 800 offers five switchable polar patterns. Ideal for any recording application where exceptional detailed, lively and spatially precise sound is required.