Oktava MK 012 Black

25 ratings

Small Membrane/ Large Membrane Condenser Microphone Set

With 3 capsule: omnidirectional - cardioid - hyper cardioid
-10 dB Pad
Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Colour: black
Incl. clamp, comes in wooden case
Made in Russia

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Further information

Condenser Microphone	Yes
Clip-On Microphone	No
Incl. Clamp	Yes
Stereo Pair	No
Polar Pattern	Hyper-cardioid, Ball, Cardioid

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A fantastic mic for a bargain price.

11.08.2014

I bought this for primarily filmmaking purposes. To have such a versatile multi-capsule microphone with a small form factor such as the MK 012 is fantastic; not to mention the astonishingly low price tag. Sounds great in every circumstance I've used it in (lower noise floor than my AT897 shotgun too). I can't recommend this enough; I wish I'd known how good they were before so I could have ordered a pair.

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Purchased when Oktava wasn't mainstream, no regret so far

Slackfire - Italy, 21.02.2018

I purchased this Oktava when the brand wasn't mainstream so I did an "act of fatih" trusting my luthier's advice.
He was right. This Oktava is well built and easy to handle.
I mostly use the cardioid capsule that works very good with the Zoom H4 and H6 recorder.
I tried to use the mic to amplify a classical guitar with a Mark Acoustic AC101 but the results were poor.
I know, that's a silly thing to do, but sometimes dull experiments give unforeseen surprises (not in this case, though.)

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