Detail 01
Cardioid polar pattern
Rejects sound arriving from the rear during stage or studio vocal work.

Independent shopping perspective
LEWITT’s MTP 740 CM is a handheld large-diaphragm condenser vocal microphone for live performance and studio recording. Its cardioid pattern rejects sound from the rear, helping focus on the vocalist in either setting. Rubber-cushioned capsule and electronics address structure-borne noise, while the two-step pre-attenuation and switchable low-cut let you adapt the mic to different vocal and recording situations. The 1-inch, low-mass diaphragm is designed for natural vocal capture with fast transient response.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Rejects sound arriving from the rear during stage or studio vocal work.
Detail 02
Reduces structure-borne noise and improves resistance to shock.
Detail 03
Provides two selectable attenuation steps for different vocal and recording situations.
Detail 04
Offers a selectable low-cut setting for vocal and recording needs.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is designed for vocal performances and recordings on both stage and in the studio.
It has two-step pre-attenuation and a switchable low-cut setting.
Its capsule and electronics are fully rubber-cushioned to reduce structure-borne noise.
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