E614 Super-Cardioid Condenser Microphone is a supercardioid condenser microphone from Sennheiser, for work where detail and transient accuracy matter more than brute durability.

Condenser sensitivity picks up the detail a dynamic mic rounds off.

• High sensitivity and fast transient response
• Extended high frequency detail
• Requires phantom power
• Precision German engineering

What is the E614 Super-Cardioid Condenser Microphone?

Super-cardioid electret condenser microphone for demanding instrument recordings, and performances that produce extended frequencies, high SPL handling and transient response. For woodwind, strings, and home recording. The e 614 is a super-cardioid condenser microphone, designed for demanding instrument recordings and performances that require extended frequency response, high SPL handling, fast transient response and compact size. While drumset overhead miking was the first design priority, the e614 also works exceptionally well on percussion setups as well, fitting comfortably into tight setups. The e 614 can handle high SPLs and features medium sensitivity, which ensures reduced bleed from other instruments on stage. Because of its excellent acoustic properties, this mic is also ideal for home recording.

Key features

• 40-20,000 Hz
• Designed for demanding applications where extended frequency range, high SPL handling, fast transient response and small size are required
• Captures the shimmer and the contact of sticks, mallets and hands
• Nearly flat response from 40 Hz to 20 kHz and a supercardioid pattern

At a Glance

Does the E614 Super-Cardioid Condenser Microphone need phantom power?

Yes. Condenser microphones need 48 V phantom power from your interface, mixer or preamp.

Where does a condenser beat a dynamic mic?

On sources with fine detail and fast transients, such as acoustic instruments, cymbals, strings and room capture.

Can it handle loud sources?

Sennheiser condensers handle high levels well, though on extremely loud sources a pad or a dynamic mic is the safer choice.

Frequently asked questions

Does the E614 Super-Cardioid Condenser Microphone need phantom power?

Yes. Condenser microphones need 48 V phantom power from your interface, mixer or preamp.

Where does a condenser beat a dynamic mic?

On sources with fine detail and fast transients, such as acoustic instruments, cymbals, strings and room capture.

Can it handle loud sources?

Sennheiser condensers handle high levels well, though on extremely loud sources a pad or a dynamic mic is the safer choice.

Is this a genuine Sennheiser product?

Yes. Victory Musical Instruments is a veteran owned dealer in Miami and every unit ships new in original Sennheiser packaging.

What warranty applies?

It carries the Sennheiser manufacturer warranty. Call 844-687-4208 with any coverage question.

Why Sennheiser

Sennheiser has been building microphones and wireless systems in Germany since 1945. The reason their gear turns up on rental inventories and broadcast trucks is not marketing, it is that the units come back working and parts stay available for years.

Why Victory Musical Instruments

Victory Musical Instruments is a veteran owned instrument and pro audio dealer in Miami, Florida. We are players first, so if you want to talk through whether this is the right piece for your setup before you buy, call 844-687-4208 and you will reach someone who uses this gear.