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The Sennheiser HMD 27 is a professional broadcast headset featuring a Dynamic Supercardioid microphone, designed for radio and television applications. Equipped with ActiveGard® technology and a lightweight 240 g design, it ensures comfortable wear during extended working hours.

The Sennheiser HMDC 27 is a professional broadcast headset featuring an integrated Dynamic microphone, NoiseGard™ active noise cancellation technology that reduces ambient noise by 15 dB, and ActiveGard® hearing protection. It is ideal for broadcasting, television production, and other noisy working environments.

The Sennheiser HMD 26 is a professional broadcast headset designed for users who require accurate audio monitoring and microphone communication during program production. Featuring a lightweight design, a Supercardioid microphone, and ActiveGard® technology, it meets the demanding requirements of professional broadcasting and television production.

The Sennheiser HMD 27 is a broadcast headset with an integrated microphone, designed for professional audio monitoring and communication in demanding working environments. Featuring a lightweight design, a Dynamic Supercardioid microphone, and ActiveGard® technology, it is well suited for broadcasting, television, and program production applications.

Shotgun microphones are designed to capture sound from a specific direction at a distance, making them widely used in film production, broadcasting and video recording. Their interference-tube design focuses sensitivity towards the front while reducing sound arriving from the sides. However, this directional capability does not mean that a shotgun microphone can completely eliminate surrounding noise.

The Neumann KU 100 is a binaural dummy-head microphone designed to record sound in a way that closely resembles human hearing in a real acoustic environment. With two condenser capsules positioned inside artificial ears, the KU 100 captures spatial cues that help reproduce direction, distance and ambience, creating a convincing three-dimensional listening experience, particularly over headphones.