The Sennheiser e935 Handheld Dynamic Microphone is a cardioid vocal stage microphone specially designed to perform under pressure while cutting through the mix with its high output. With excellent sound results, the e935 is made for the working musician.
The Sennheiser e935 Handheld Dynamic Microphone is a cardioid vocal mic offering a natural sound. Fast transient response ensures no details are missed. 100% metal casing for tough on-stage use. Excellent sound results guaranteed, day to day, 365 days a year. First choice for rental companies.
Sennheiser e935 Handheld Dynamic Microphone Features
- Metal construction - Rugged and reliable
- Shock-mounted capsule - Low sensitivity to impact and handling noise
- Cardioid pickup pattern - Insulation from other on-stage signals
- Hum compensating coil - Reduces electrical interference
- Neodymium ferrous magnet with boron - Keeps microphone stable regardless of climate
- Made in Germany
Sennheiser e935 Handheld Dynamic Microphone Specifications
- Transducer Principle: Dynamic
- Frequency Response: 40 - 18,000 Hz
- Pick-up Pattern: Cardioid
- Sensitivity (Free Field, at 1 kHz): 2.8 mV/Pa
- Nominal Impedance (at 1 kHz): 350 ?
- Min. Terminating Impedance: 1 k?
- Connector: XLR-3
- Dimensions: ? 47 x 151 mm
- Weight: 355 g
Sennheiser e935 Handheld Dynamic Microphone Includes
- 1 x Sennheiser e935 Handheld Dynamic Microphone
- 1 x Carry Pouch
- 1 x MZQ 800 Microphone Clamp
- 1 x User Manual
- Manufacturer Warranty
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Condensor
May 11th 2023This is my personal live vocal mic and I find it very easy to work due to it's smaller proximity effect and condensor-ish response- it sends a strong signal and I can hang back like I might on a good studio mic as needed. Unless you're running a very loud stage, I prefer cardioid to hyper and super cardioid as it's a bit more forgiving if you like to move around a bit and more versatile on other sources.
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A Better Workhorse
Mar 8th 2015Definitely a step up from the "standard". I like the sound quality/clarity, as do the singers I've provided this to. Its very reasonable price and rugged construction make a great choice for loaner rigs.
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Sennheiser e935
Dec 9th 2014For me this microphone was kind of boring. I found the high end to be a little harsh and brittle. It has plenty of gain, which was very noticeable when tracking with this mic. I did a shootout tracking vocals with this mic and three others. The gain is great, but I still didn't care for the sound of the high end. I think this mic would probably be a good choice for a rock singer in a loud band, that needs to cut through a mix
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Great Sound
Apr 25th 2012To me and the people I've tried it on, this is a better mic than the SM58 which everybody uses. Main difference is in the mid range up where this sounds a lot more clear! Definitely worth the price!
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Sennheiser e935
Mar 31st 2012I want to thank Dave Alewine at FrontEndAudio for his help. I have used the e935 for several live performances with vocals and harmonica. The e935 has a good dynamic range and responds well to tenor and baritone voices. It reproduces mid and upper mid range frequencies particularly well giving clarity to lyrics without being harsh. It does not require a lot of pre-amp gain. There is minimal proximity effect so you have room to backaway from the microphone and still be heard, and does not clip or distort at close range. I prefer the fidelity of this microphone over an SM58. The e935 has a different sound quality than a Shure SM87 and Audix OM-6. The SM87 has a stronger bass response; the OM-6 a flatter response. The sound fidelity of the e935 has condensor like quality. It is also sturdy and solid. As an improvement, install a better internal windscreen to minimize 'plosives.'
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