sE Electronics sE2300

The sE2300 builds on the foundation of the sE2200 by adding switchable polar patterns—cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-eight—making it significantly more versatile for different recording scenarios.

Yes, the sE2300 is a condenser microphone that requires +48V phantom power from your audio interface or mixing console to operate.

Yes, the microphone features selectable -10 dB and -20 dB pad switches, which allow it to handle high sound pressure levels up to 146 dB without distorting.

The shock mount isolates the microphone from mechanical vibrations and stand noise, while the included pop filter is essential for minimizing plosives when recording close-mic vocals.

The figure-eight pattern captures sound equally from the front and back while rejecting sound from the sides. This is particularly useful for recording two vocalists facing each other or for specific stereo miking techniques like Mid-Side recording.

Absolutely. The selectable high-pass filters help remove low-frequency rumble, such as air conditioning noise or foot traffic, before the signal even hits your preamp.