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speakingofdave
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 Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 9:08 pm Post subject: Schoeps CMIT 5U versus Sennheiser 416 |
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I was on a corporate film shoot yesterday and the sound guy was using a Schoeps CMIT 5U microphone. It is apparently a fairly new product and he was raving about it. I was wondering if anyone on here has used one or knows anything about it or how it compares to a Sennheiser 416? Any insight or info is much appreciated. Dave
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bobsouer
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Dave,
I've not used that model, but I have voiced work on a Schoeps shotgun that sounded really wonderful.
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Frank F
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We use Schoeps MK 22 with MK4 and MK 21 capsules on all EFP (Electronic Field Production) shoots. We have three crews with several shotguns, only one 416 is allowed... O.K., I only have three for the field kits.
Along with the wireless microphones and lavaliere's; the Schopes are the most seamless in quality for our videos and film work.
I have not used the latest and greatest, but if it compares to the usual Schoeps fare, it will be a great microphone.
Toodles
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