Sennheiser (Sennheiser Electronic GmbH & Co. KG) announced on November 2 that it is running a year-end promotion on 15 pro audio products for approximately two months until December 31. The eligible product lineup includes studio headphones, microphones for streaming and instruments, and wireless systems.
The microphone lineup includes the Profile USB Microphone—a USB condenser microphone designed for solo media and content creators—and the Profile Streaming Set. Also included are the MKE 600 camera-mounted shotgun microphone used in professional video production, as well as the MD 421 Kompakt dynamic microphone and its drum clamp set model for studio and live performance use.
For wireless systems used in performance and broadcasting, seven models from the XSW 1 series are included. The XSW IEM SET, an all-in-one wireless in-ear monitoring system for real-time stage audio monitoring, is also featured in the promotion.
The studio headphone lineup comprises three models in total: the open-back HD 490 PRO and HD 490 PRO Plus, and the closed-back HD 280 PRO. This product category is tailored for engineers and creators engaged in music work such as audio production, mixing, and mastering.
A Sennheiser representative said, "We organized this promotion to express our gratitude to the creators and audio professionals who have supported Sennheiser audio solutions over the past year," adding, "We hope this will be a great opportunity to experience high-quality sound anywhere—from solo broadcasting to studio recording and live stages, whether on location or in the studio."
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Byungho "Haao" Kim
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