Lewitt MTP 840 DM Dynamic Supercardioid Performance Microphone

The MTP 840 DM Dynamic Supercardioid Performance Microphone by Lewitt Audio is for capturing audio in various environments, including applications such as live sound, studio recording, lead vocals, background vocals, conference rooms, lecture halls, boardrooms and more. It features a switchable sensitivity, a multi-step high-pass filter, supercardioid pickup pattern and a frequency response of 40 Hz to 18 kHz. This makes for a unique tool for onstage and in the studio.

The MTP 840 DM's high-pass filter directly influences proximity effect, allowing adaption of the mic to an individual's requirement. The built-in three-position switchable amplifier allows lossless recording of far off sources. Built-in LEDs that can be turned off make checking this mic's numerous settings a simple matter, even in the dark.

This microphone is powered by 48V phantom power. It has an integrated acoustic pop and windshield built-in for protection without compromising high-frequency clarity. It is also built with a solid full metal die-cast body for rough daily touring. It features a corrosion-resistant gold-plated 3-pin XLR output connector. A shock mount and carrying pouch are included.

3-position switchable high-pass filter for direct adjustment of proximity effect according to application and artist

Illuminated indication of microphone settings for quick and easy handling even in dark environments

Effective integrated acoustic pop and windshield offers excellent protection without compromising high-frequency clarity

The frequency response is shaped specifically for demanding vocal applications, with brightened midrange and bass roll-off

Uniform supercardioid pickup pattern for maximum isolation of the main sound source

Optional active mode provides superior dynamic range of 121 dB-A and extremely low self-noise of 19 dB-A for ear-catching realism and distortion-free sonic depth

Hardened steel mesh grille to prevent wear and abuse

Great for lead and background vocals and demanding live and studio applications