All Pro Sound: Sennheiser E835

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Quality vocal mic with performance and build characteristics, The E835 Uniform frequency pick-up pattern maintains signal quality when moving on and off axis during performance. Gentle presence boost to even tonal response ensures clarity and projection. Minimal proximity effect provides consistently clear bass end performance when singing closer to or further from capsule.

Cardioid pick-up pattern provides good signal isolation and feedback rejection, enabling higher sound levels to be obtained. Metal construction and internal shock-mount system minimizes handling noise. Lead vocal stage mic, designed to perform under pressure.

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E835 Three Pack

Specifications:

Pick-up pattern: Cardioid
Frequency response: 40–16,000 Hz
Sensitivity (free field, no load) (1 kHz): 2.7 mV/Pa at 1 kHz, nominal
Nominal impedance: 350 Ω
Min. terminating impedance: 1 k
Dimensions in inches: 1.89 x 7.08
Weight: 11.64 oz

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handheld - Posted by: Melissa Middleton on 11/7/2011

I am looking to buy a handheld microphone for soloists at our school, as well as speakers. Would you recommend this or the Shure SM58?

RE: handheld - Posted by: Dana Daniel on 11/7/2011

Hello. That is a very good question. For a soloist, the Sennheiser is a little brighter and louder while the Shure is more warm. The Shure is designed for high sound levels and is less prone to feedback. Both have their places and you really can not go wrong. Thank you.

This mic - Posted by: Tom on 3/2/2011

I video events and I need three or four additional mics. Would this model, placed on stands across the stage be satisfactory for musicals, plays, graduations, etc. ???? In the past I have used a shotgun mic, but I don't want to spend another $260 x 3 if i don't have to. I assume these are dynamic mics??

RE: This mic - Posted by: Dana Daniel on 3/3/2011

Hello... While the E835 is a great mic, I think a better choice would be something like a Audio Technica PRO37. A handheld dynamic is only designed to pick up 1-2 inches. The AT mics are less than $100 and a condensor. Thank you.

Sennheiser - E835

Sennheiser - Dynamic Vocal Microphone

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