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With so many Shotgun microphones to choose from we thought we'd give our Top 5 in the hope it helps. The main thing to consider when eyeing up a new microphone, is to match the characteristics (polar pattern, frequency response, build quality & sensitivity) to your application and environment. For example, if you are going to be doing Run & Gun style sound recording (which involves running and swinging around a boom pole), you may not want to use the Sennheiser MKH60. This is because it has high susceptibility to low end rumble which will destroy your headroom and overload the mic pres.