Audio-Technica

- Based on models originally developed for use in the broadcast of the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, both the 14.96-in. BP4027 and the 9.29-in. BP4029 stereo shotgun models feature independent line-cardioid and figure-of-eight elements configured in a mid-side (MS) arrangement with switch-selectable internal matrixing. They allow sound recordists the choice of selecting a left-right stereo output (wide or narrow) via the microphone’s internal matrixing system or choosing discrete M-S signals for later manipulation. A switchable low-frequency roll-off filter helps minimize the pickup of low-frequency noise.

Audio-Technica Shotguns

- Particularly useful for miking dynamic action in film/TV audio as well as in “spot” miking in the music studio or theater, the 15.55-in. BP4071 Line + Gradient Condenser microphone provides a low noise floor and balanced output.  It is equipped with switchable low-frequency roll-off and 10 dB pad. At 21.22 in. long, the BP4071L is among the longest shotgun microphones on the market today and offers an extremely narrow polar pattern and a high degree of rejection from the sides and rear, as well as a switchable low-frequency roll-off and a 10-dB pad.

- The BP4073 Line + Gradient Condenser microphone has an overall length of just 9.17 in. and weight of just 3.5 oz., with a switchable low-frequency roll-off and a 10-dB pad.

- The new DPA 4017 Mk2 shotgun captures both highly directional and off-axis sound with equally clarity. It features enhanced RF immunity for protection against the latest generation of wireless devices, increased high-frequency linearity, and a repositioning of the low-cut filter to 120 Hz. Other specs include a 130-dB SPL capability, weight of 2.6 oz., and a length of 8.3 in. Hosa Technology