Senal ENG-18RL Manual

Senal Mikrofon ENG-18RL

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Table of Contents:

Introduction ...........................2-3

Contents Include .....................3

Precautions ................................3

Speciﬁcations .......................4-5

Frequency Responce

Graph............................................6

Polar Pattern .............................7

Warranty .....................................8

USER’S GUIDE

ENG-18R/RL

Thank you for choosing Senal.

The Senal ENG-18R/RL is a broadcast-quality omnidirectional dynamic microphone. The

omnidirectional dynamic capsule picks up sound in a 360° pattern and does not require a battery

or phantom power, making it a reliable choice for critical ﬁeld applications. The microphone’s

exceptionally low handling noise and resistance to wind noise and vocal plosives make it perfect for

professional ENG applications like live reporting, interviews, and press conferences.

At multiple areas inside of the microphone, natural rubber with special shock-absorbing properties is

bonded to carbon steel rings to isolate the sealed inner shell from the outer shell. This system helps

protect the microphone capsule from impacts and inclement weather, and dissipates kinetic energy,

dramatically reducing handling noise and resonance due to rustling and knocking.

The microphone incorporates multistage wind protection to minimize wind noise and vocal plosives.

A mesh grill, acoustic foam, acoustic fabric, and a second layer of acoustic foam work to diffuse excess

sound pressure from wind and breath. A ﬁxed rigid carbon-steel ring with a unique bullet-shaped

design disperses breath to minimize vocal plosives.

The EQ curve is tailored for broadcast use, with a gradual low-frequency roll-off to keep out unwanted

rumble, a pronounced midrange to ensure speech intelligibility, and a high-frequency roll-off to

eliminate hiss and sibilant distortion. Whether broadcasting on television, AM/FM radio, or over

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Introduction