Description
Lead vocal stage mic, designed to perform under pressure. 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 and performance when singing closer to or farther from capsule. Also available with a switch (see variants for more information). Features Rugged metal body Excellent feedback rejection High sound pressure handling capability Shock-mounted capsule provides excellent suppression of handling noise Uniform on- and off-axis response Cardioid pick-up pattern provides isolation from other on-stage signals Hum compensating coil Delivery Includes e 835-S Microphone clip Pouch Technical Data Dimensions d 1.9 X 7.1 in. (48 x 180 mm) Frequency response 40 – 16,000 Hz Min. terminating impedance 1,000 Ω Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz) 2.7 mV/Pa Weight w/o cable 11.6 oz. (330 g) Polar diagram
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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.
e 835-S Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone – Features
- Rugged metal body
- Excellent feedback rejection
- High sound pressure handling capability
- Shock-mounted capsule provides excellent suppression of handling noise
- Silent ON/ OFF switch
- Uniform on- and off-axis response
- Cardioid pick-up pattern provides isolation from other on-stage signals
- Hum compensating coil
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Dynamic cardioid microphoneThe e 835 is a cardioid lead vocal stage microphone specially designed to perform under pressure. Its balanced frequency response maintains signal quality when moving on and off axis during performance. |
Clear reproduction & presenceThe gentle presence boost ensures vocal clarity and projection. The minimal proximity effect provides for consistently clear bass-end performance when singing closer to, or further from the microphone. |
Cuts through high on-stage levelsThe cardioid pick-up pattern provides excellent feedback rejection, enabling the microphone to handle higher sound pressure levels. The rugged metal construction and internal damping isolates handling noise. |
GREG –
Excellent qualityGreat price. Very durable.
Marco Malán –
Los micrófonos cumplen su función de buena manera.Uso los micrófonos en una iglesia por dos semanas y hasta el momento, tienen un buen desempeño. Los uso con adaptadores inalámbricos sin perder la calidad de audio.
S –
Darn good.A pro mic, legit.
Sweet T –
Awesome MicrophoneBest microphone I have ever owned. It picks up my soft voice perfectly while I record my vocals. I recommend this microphone 100%.
Augie –
The mic is great, the box it comes in is the problemThe microphone sounds great, and for a reasonable price. I got the version with the on/off switch which is nice to have. The problem is when they shipped it, they just put the mailing sticker on the microphone box. This is a common practice and I have no problem with it, the problem comes in that there was no sticker/tape over the tab where you open the box up. It’s just one pull tab and its fully open, and it wasnt even that tight. So anywhere along the shipping route someone could have so easily opened the box, pulled out the stuff, and closed it without it looking any different. Luckily mine was perfectly fine, but it is probably not a good idea to keep shipping it like that, or someone is going to be out 100 bucks because amazon didn’t put a piece of tape over the open tab.
Brendan McAndrew –
Must have for screamingI’ve been doing screamed vocals in bands for a long time. If you’re like me, you hate the muffled sound of an SM58. I get a lot more mid and high frequency out of this mic and it makes my vocals sound way more aggressive without sounding cheap. Don’t leave home without it!
BrotherJack –
Really like itI was wanting to love this, but after a month or so with it, I think I’m going to have to fall solidly in the 4 star (like) category (I’d even go 4.5 stars if that was an option). It is a huge upgrade from the cheap Samson mics it replaced, but for live performance, I think I still prefer a SM58 (possibly just because it’s a more familiar sound to my ears).However, if you are recording your live performances, I think this is definitely a better mic than a SM58 – it is crisper and more articulate than, and has more high end responsiveness and colors the midrange less than a 58, all of which make for cleaner/clearer vocals on recordings (though for serious recording with a dynamic mic, I suggest you look at mic’s up around $200 instead of anything in the $100 mic class, but if your choices are Sm58 and 835 – the 835 is better in my opinion).So there you have it, I like the SM58 better for live performance, and I like this 835 better for recording purposes (and to be fair, I still really like the 835 live, I just happen to like the 58 a touch better).
Jim –
Surprisingly goodI’ve always been a Shure SM-58 user – never thought I had any reason to change. My younger brother, the professional musician in the family, uses this mic and was always trying to get me to use one. Two months ago I finally caved to the pressure and purchased one. I took it to my next gig and A-B’ed during the evening. I asked the folks in the audience which one they preferred to hear me through and this one won hands down. Let me make this clear: I’m the amateur in the family, I have what I call a “barroom baritone” of a voice, and I play for fun at the local coffee houses and open mics. No one would ever mistake me for a pro. This is a hot mic – I had to turn my preamp down and readjust the EQ slightly but everyone agreed, I sounded clearer and “better.” So there you have it, folks, straight from the ten or twelve people in the audience. How can they be wrong? Bonus – same prices as a 58.
VN –
Great for Streaming!I was looking for a quality mic that would not break the bank. The Sennheiser E835-S Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone was the perfect choice for my dj streaming show. You can now hear my voice crystal clear with zero feedback. So happy to have made this purchase!
MrMcStabby –
Top tier sound, nearly zero background noise.Build quality is top notch. The sounds from this mic is excellent even in noisy environments. I use it to DJ in a club and have no issues with it picking up any audio from the sound system.