History 1956 — 1965
1956
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The MD 93 microphone with reversible transducer acts as microphone and loudspeaker, e.g. in dictating machines. |
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1957
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Lab W exhibits an RF wireless system for professional TV and stage use, developed in cooperation with German broadcaster NDR. From 1958, the system is marketed with Telefunken under the name Mikroport |
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1958
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Labor W is renamed Sennheiser electronic. |
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1959
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MDS 1 stereo microphone. |
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1959
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Hanover Technical University makes Fritz Sennheiser an honorary professor. |
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1960
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Introduction of another microphone classic, the MD 421. |
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1961
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Sennheiser builds its first answering machine for Telefunken. |
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1961
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At the German Industrial Fair, Sennheiser shows the first samples of a radio frequency condenser microphone — the birth of the famous MKH series. |
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1962
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Sennheiser manufactures the first baby monitor, the |
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1965
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M 101 mixer. |
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1965
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Launch of the audiophile Philharmonic. |