Microtech Gefell M 41 – Condenser Microphone Capsule (w/ Supercardioid Polar Pattern) for the Generation 4 Modular Microphone System
OVERVIEW
The Microtech Gefell M 41 is a supercardioid capsule engineered for applications where maximum directionality and isolation are required. Its tighter pickup pattern compared to a standard cardioid allows it to focus precisely on the desired sound source while effectively minimising ambient noise and bleed from surrounding elements. This makes it particularly valuable in complex recording environments and live sound situations.
Featuring a high-quality PE diaphragm, the M 41 delivers detailed and consistent sound reproduction with excellent transient response. Its clarity and precision make it well-suited for speech, vocals, and instrument recording where articulation and definition are essential.
As part of the Generation 4 modular system, the M 41 offers seamless integration with compatible microphone amplifiers, allowing engineers to quickly adapt their setup for different recording scenarios without compromising audio quality.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Tight Supercardioid Pickup
Provides highly focused sound capture with strong rejection of off-axis noise, ideal for controlled recording environments.
Enhanced Source Isolation
Reduces bleed from surrounding sources, making it perfect for live sound and multi-source recording setups.
High Clarity and Detail
Captures subtle nuances with precision, ensuring accurate and articulate recordings.
Modular Compatibility
Easily interchangeable with other capsules, offering flexibility for a wide range of applications.
FREQUENCY RESPONSES

POLAR PATTERN DIAGRAMS

FEATURES
- Small-diaphragm condenser capsule
- Supercardioid polar pattern
- PE diaphragm construction
- High directionality and isolation
- Clear and detailed sound reproduction
- Ideal for live, broadcast, and studio use
- Compatible with the Generation 4 modular system
- Compact and lightweight design
TECHNICAL SPECS
| Directional Characteristic | Superkidney | |
| Acoustic Working Methods | Pressure Gradient Receiver | |
| Transmission Range | 20 Hz to 20 kHz | |
| Sensitivity at 1 kHz | 14 mV/Pa | |
| Nominal Impedance | 100 ohms | |
| Equivalent Noise Level | IEC 268-4 | 14 dB(A) |
| According to CCIR 468-4 | 23 dB | |
| noise level | A-Weighted (Referring to 1 Pa at 1 kHz) | 80 dB |
| CCIR-Rated (Referenced to 1 Pa at 1 kHz) | 71 dB | |
| Maximum Sound Pressure Level at 0.5% Total Harmonic Distortion | 146 dB | |
| Maximum Output Level | at RL = 10 kOhm | 18 dBu |
| at RL = 1 kOhm | 17 dBu | |
| Dynamic Range | 132 dB | |
| Power Consumption | P48, IEC 61938 | 4 mA |
| Weight | 26 g | |
| Length | 26 mm | |
| Diameter | 21 mm | |
| Colour | Matte Black | |



