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Sennheiser e 835-S Cardioid Handheld Dynamic Microphone With Switch
The Sennheiser e 835 is a vocal stage mic designed to perform under pressure. Uniform frequency pickup pattern maintains signal quality when moving on and off axis during performance. A gentle presence boost to even tonal response ensures clarity and projection. Minimal proximity effect provides consistently clear bass and performance when singing closer to or further from capsule.
Features:
- Dynamic cardioid microphone for speech and vocals
- Cuts through high on-stage levels
- Clear reproduction with a high presence
- Consistent sound quality (varying distances, moving off axis)
- Handles high sound pressure levels
- Optional silent on/off switch
- Isolates handling noise, hum compensating coil
- Excellent feedback rejection
- Rugged metal housing
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Technical Specification
- Dimensions: Ø 48 x 180 mm
- Connector: XLR-3
- Frequency response (Microphone): 40 - 16000 Hz
- Transducer principle (Microphone): dynamic
- Weight: 330 g
- Pick-up pattern: cardioid
- Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz): 2,7 mV/Pa
- Nominal impedance: 350 Ω
- Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ω
- Weight w/o cable: 330 g
- Warranty: 1 year
What Is In The Box
- 1 Sennheiser e 835-S Cardioid Handheld Dynamic Microphone With Switch
- 1 microphone clip
- 1 pouch
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Manufacture Description
Sennheiser microphone e 835-S
Not plastic, metal. No muffled, mids-centric sound but tight low mids and present treble. No problem with feedback, spill or handling noise; instead, maximum flexibility for the voice: the e 835 is a solid choice for performers. Moderation and singing remain crystal clear and natural, even at varying distances from the capsule. Its extremely rugged construction and uncomplicated handling make the e 835 the first choice for rehearsal rooms, home recording or the stage. It has also become a top seller in its class everywhere that speech intelligibility is critical: lectures, presentations or conferences in auditoriums large and small alike.