Description

Sennheiser MZL 8010 Overview

Product Name: Sennheiser MZL 8010

Product Description:

The Sennheiser MZL 8010 is a 33-foot (10-meter) remote extension cable designed for use with MKH-8000 series microphone heads. This extension cable facilitates unobtrusive microphone placement, making it ideal for applications where the microphone needs to be discreetly suspended from the ceiling or positioned in other challenging locations.

Key Features:

• Extension Cable: Provides a 33-foot (10-meter) extension, allowing for flexible placement of the MKH-8000 series microphone head away from the XLR module.
• Unobtrusive Placement: Ideal for ceiling-mounted installations, enabling near-invisible hanging of the microphone in various recording or broadcast environments.
• High-Quality Signal Transmission: Designed to maintain signal integrity over the length of the cable, ensuring clear and reliable audio capture.
• Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with MKH-8000 series microphone heads, ensuring a secure and proper connection.

Applications:

• Studio Recording: Allows for the discreet hanging of microphones in studio settings to capture ambient sounds or for specialized recording setups.
• Live Sound: Useful in live sound environments where minimal visibility of the microphone is desired while maintaining effective audio capture.
• Broadcasting: Ideal for broadcast applications where the microphone needs to be unobtrusively positioned overhead or in other difficult-to-reach locations.

Why Choose Sennheiser MZL 8010?

The Sennheiser MZL 8010 offers a practical solution for installing MKH-8000 series microphones in locations where visibility is a concern. Its extension capability allows for flexible and discreet microphone placement, making it suitable for a range of professional audio applications.

Technical Specifications:

• Type: Remote Extension Cable
• Length: 33 feet (10 meters)
• Compatibility: MKH-8000 Series Microphone Heads
• Applications: Ceiling mounting, discreet installations in studio, live sound, and broadcasting environments