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With a smooth response reminiscent of classic condensers of the past, the sE4100 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphonefrom sE Electronics, offered here in a factory-matched pair, is a great all-around mic for home or pro…

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With a smooth response reminiscent of classic condensers of the past, the sE4100 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphonefrom sE Electronics, offered here in a factory-matched pair, is a great all-around mic for home or pro studios.
Featuring the same high-level performance and handcrafted vintage-meets-modern sound of the celebrated sE4400, the sE4100 sports twin 1" gold-sputtered Mylar diaphragms in a durable, solid-brass capsule. The fixed cardioid pattern provides excellent off-axis rejection, making the sE4100 a studio workhorse ideal for a wide range of sources, including vocals, guitar, drums, orchestra, brass, and much more. The sE4100 includes two shockmounts, two thread adapters, a stereo mounting bar, and a metal case.
Rigorously tested and tuned in house by sE Electronics, these sonically matched condenser mics sport a virtually identical frequency response. This ensures a balanced, consistent stereo sound and imaging.
Ideal for recording drum overheads, acoustic guitar, piano, orchestras, choirs, and more, this factory-matched stereo pair is a great addition to any home or pro studio. This matched pair also includes the essentials needed for instant stereo applications, including a custom stereo bar mount supporting X/Y or A/B mic positioning.
Drawing from the well-regarded design of the sE4400 multipattern condenser microphone, the sE4100 offers the same performance with a few improvements and a fixed cardioid pattern.
Swapping out the multipattern design of the sE4400 for the cardioid capture of the sE4100 offers improved off-axis rejection and a more affordable mic without sacrificing sound quality.
The improved high-pass filter on the sE4100 changes values to 80 and 160 Hz for improved versatility. With the high-pass filter, you can eliminate low-frequency rumble or footfall noise. It also helps compensate for excessive bass when using close-miking techniques.
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