Sennheiser - MZH 200
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Sennheiser fur windshield for the MKE 200 against wind noise for outdoor applications.
ARTICLE N° 76378
Presentation
The Sennheiser MZH 200 is an essential accessory for anyone using the Sennheiser MKE 200 microphone in noisy or windy environments.
This windscreen is made of long, soft synthetic bristles that create an effective barrier against wind and other unwanted noise.
The advantages of the Sennheiser MZH 200:
- Effectiveness: it effectively reduces wind noise without affecting sound quality
- Ease of use: the windshield attaches very easily to the microphone
- Durability: the materials used are of good quality, which ensures a long lifespan
This windscreen is made of long, soft synthetic bristles that create an effective barrier against wind and other unwanted noise.
The advantages of the Sennheiser MZH 200:
- Effectiveness: it effectively reduces wind noise without affecting sound quality
- Ease of use: the windshield attaches very easily to the microphone
- Durability: the materials used are of good quality, which ensures a long lifespan
Features
Accessory Type
Video Accessories, Windscreen
Other features
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Sennheiser MZH 200
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Windshield compatible with the MKE 200
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Perfect against wind noise and external parasites
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Dimensions (Length x Width x Height): 378 mm x 135 mm x 10 mm
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Weight: 12g
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Photos for illustration (Camera, Smartphone, Tripod, MKE200 not supplied)
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