Microtech Gefell M300 Microphone

A matched pair means the two M 300 microphones have been tested and selected to have nearly identical frequency response and sensitivity characteristics. This ensures a balanced, coherent stereo image without phase issues or volume discrepancies between the left and right channels.

The included mounting brackets allow you to easily configure the microphones for standard stereo arrays, including XY, ORTF, DIN, and DINa. This flexibility makes the set suitable for a wide range of applications, from orchestral recording to acoustic instrument miking.

Yes, as condenser microphones, the M 300s require 48V phantom power to operate. You will need an audio interface, preamp, or mixer that provides this power via standard XLR cables.

While they can be used for various sources, the M 300s are primarily designed for instrument recording. Their small-diaphragm cardioid design excels at capturing the detail, transient response, and natural timbre of acoustic instruments like guitars, pianos, and strings.

The M 300s are built to professional studio standards and are delivered in a protective wooden or plastic case. While they are robust enough for regular transport, they are precision instruments and should be handled with the care typically afforded to high-end condenser microphones.