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25.08.2011 - Sennheiser UK

 

Mika Takes MK4 To Europe

 

The shows were an excellent opportunity to give Sennheiser’s latest large format condenser mic, the MK4, a live workout.

The ten festivals included events in Belgium, Corsica, France, Hungary, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Switzerland. As ever, Mika and his band had an array of Sennheiser equipment on stage and Front of House engineer Craig Pryde took the opportunity to put the new MK4 through its paces.

 

“I’ve used Sennheiser for a long time and I use their equipment with other artists, including Alexandra Burke and The Last Shadow Puppets,” says Craig. “I was looking for a large diaphragm condenser mic and so I approached Sennheiser UK’s Mark Saunders, who suggested that I try the MK4.”

Craig used two MK4s on guitars and was very impressed.

 

“They have a very smooth high pattern, but still have a great fat sound for guitars,” he says. “I did some A/B tests with the MK4 against another type of large format condenser mic and the Sennheiser came out very favourably. At the time I didn’t know the cost of the MK4, it was only later that I discovered that it was half the price of the one I was testing it against. It is exceptionally good value.”

 

As well as the MK4s, Sennheiser equipment on the shows included Mika’s SKM 5200 with KK 105 head for lead vocals, SKM 935-500 G3s for backing vocals, ew 300 in ear monitors and an array of evolution 900 series wired mics, including the e901,e 902, e904, e906, e914 and Neumann 184s on drums / backline.

 

 

Hi res images are available at here. http://gasolinemedia.jalbum.net/Sennheiser_UK_Mika/

 

Thanks for posting!

 

Who else is constantly reading 'MIKA' instead of 'MK4'? :teehee::naughty:

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