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Shotgun Microphone ECM-778

$1,089.99
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Shotgun Microphone ECM-778

Model: ECM-778

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What is the Sony ECM-778?

The ECM-778 is a professional XLR shotgun microphone that is ideal for boom or on-camera use. It offers excellent overall resolution with a clear, open high end and a well-defined low-to-mid range in a small, lightweight, and mobile design.

How much does the Sony ECM-778 cost?

MSRP is listed as $1,089.99. Given that, these models can go on sale from time to time, and there are several other opportunities to save on price like through their group discounts for education, healthcare and military/veterans (ID.me & Unidays) along with their free loyalty program that gives up to 5% back in points.

What is the frequency response of the ECM-778?

The ECM-778 offers a Hi-Res frequency response of 40 Hz to 40 kHz, delivering detailed highs and a stable, well-defined low-mid range. This supports the high resolution and extended frequency response of Hi-Res Audio.

What kind of directivity does the ECM-778 have?

The ECM-778 features narrow frontal directivity based on super-cardioid characteristics. An advanced capsule and acoustic tube form a precise phase interference system that attenuates side and rear pickup, capturing the desired sound clearly while reducing unwanted ambient noise.

Is the ECM-778 good for interviews and dialogue?

Yes. Its neutral, pristine audio capture and focused frontal pickup make it well-suited for capturing the natural nuances of human voices, making it a strong choice for dialogue and interview work in film, broadcast, and video production.

Can the ECM-778 be used as a boom microphone?

Yes. Its compact, lightweight design makes it easy to use as a boom mic in tight spaces, while also allowing smooth on-camera handling.

What connection does the ECM-778 use?

The ECM-778 is an XLR shotgun microphone, making it compatible with cameras and recorders that have XLR inputs as well as external audio interfaces.

How does the acoustic tube design improve sound quality?

A newly developed microphone capsule, machined brass acoustic tube, and refined circuitry combine to achieve pristine, neutral audio capture. This lets you record the natural nuances of human voices, environmental sounds, musical instruments, and more.

*FAQ generated on 07/23/2026. Financing, pricing and promotions may no longer apply.