Sennheiser e 602 II Cardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone

The Sennheiser e 602 II dynamic instrument microphone is built for capturing deep, powerful sound with exceptional clarity and control. Designed with low-frequency instruments in mind, this microphone excels at picking up the full impact of kick drums, bass guitar cabinets, tubas, and other bass-heavy sources. Whether you're working in a professional recording studio or performing on stage, the e 602 II delivers consistently punchy, detailed audio without distortion, even at high volume levels.

One of the standout features of the e 602 II is its extended low-frequency response, reaching all the way down to 20 Hz. This allows it to capture the full depth of sub-bass tones while still preserving clarity in the upper frequency range. The fast transient response ensures that every note or drum hit is reproduced with precision and punch, adding energy and definition to your mix.

Thanks to its cardioid polar pattern, the microphone naturally reduces unwanted background noise and minimizes feedback from nearby monitors or stage equipment. This focused pickup pattern is ideal for live sound environments where isolation and clarity are crucial. The built-in hum-compensating coil also helps eliminate electromagnetic interference, giving you cleaner recordings and live mixes, especially in environments filled with cables and electronic gear.

The e 602 II is built with a rugged yet lightweight aluminum body that’s ready to withstand the demands of frequent setup and teardown. An integrated stand mount is included, allowing for quick, flexible positioning on stage or in the studio. Its pivoting design makes it easy to find the right angle, whether you're miking a kick drum head-on or angling toward the speaker cone of a bass cab. A protective pouch is also included, making storage and transport hassle-free.

With its combination of powerful low-end performance, high SPL handling, and road-ready construction, the Sennheiser e 602 II is a reliable, go-to microphone for capturing the full presence and punch of low-frequency instruments in any professional audio setup.