Senal MC5-MS Manual

Senal Mikrofon MC5-MS

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Table of Contents:

Introduction .............................2

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

Overview ................................. 4

Powering the

Microphone ............................. 5

Mounting the

Microphone ............................. 5

Recording ................................ 6

Troubleshooting .....................7

Speciﬁcations .................. 8-10

Warranty ..................................11

USER’S GUIDE

MC5-MS

Dual-Channel Stereo Condenser Microphone

Thank you for choosing Senal.

The Senal MC5-MS is a professional dual-channel stereo microphone that delivers broadcast-quality

sound in the studio or on location. This microphone is designed and engineered to improve and

enhance the audio of professional camcorders or other recording devices that have two-channel

XLR mic inputs and 48 V phantom power.

The MC5-MS features two unidirectional condenser capsules set in an XY pattern to capture a wide

stereo ﬁeld of detailed and accurate sound. The microphone features two high-quality Neutrik

XLR connectors for ﬂawless signal transfer. Superb audio quality is enhanced by metal construction

that eliminates unwanted noise from vibrations, resonance, and RF interference. The MC5-MS is an

ideal microphone to capture dialog or ambient soundscapes but offers stereo and mono operation

for versatility in diverse production and broadcast recording scenarios. The microphone’s compact

length ensures that it won’t extend into the picture frame when you mount it on a camera.

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Introduction