Sennheiser

Sennheiser, together with Linkin Park, headed the Music for Relief’s latest initiative. Linkin Park auctioned the microphones they used in their events, autographed by the band, with Sennheiser providing those microphones.

National Geographic and a team of photographers explore the infinite cave, Son Doong, with Sennheiser to aid them in every recording. After more than a decade, Son Doong was now explored with 360° photos and with Sennheiser to help its sound recordings. 

Sennheiser launches its completed SpeechLine Wired Series, an installation microphone series fit for all kinds of users. These microphones are available now in the market.
 

Sennheiser hosted another creative contest where musicians and bands were asked to create their own version of “The Only and Only” by Chesney Hawkes. “D1 and Only” cover song contest was launched together with the Sennheiser D1 Digital Wireless Series.

Olly Murs used Sennheiser SKM 5200 Wireless Microphones with MD 5235 capsule in the Never Been Better tour. The tour ran all over Ireland, UK, Denmark, and Netherlands and is expected to be in Australia in August. 

Professor Dr. Jörg Sennheiser receives one of the greatest awards a founder and innovator can have in his life. And that is the Deutsche Gründerpreis Award in the Lifetime Achievement category. 

Sennheiser unveiled the SL Headmic 1 for presenters at the 2015 InfoComm. The company boasts its natural transmission of music vocals and speech, which will be ideal for presentations and live shows. 

Sennheiser improves customer experience of mutual customers with Cisco Jabber through its new Call-control Functionality integration. More than just improving its relationship with its customers, Sennheiser was also able to improve its partnership with Cisco. 

Sennheiser, together with Hamburg Department of Culture, offers the MobileConnect Streaming Solution. Promising to aid blind and visually impaired people and improve their cultural experience, MobileConnect can be used at the Altonaer Theater and the Deutsches Schauspielhaus.

In collaboration with Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology, Sennheiser releases new versions for the company’s CinemaConnect and MobileConnect applications. Now, people can adjust the audio signal based on their hearing needs.