Sennheiser E835 S
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Sennheiser
E835 S
Product Info
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The E835 S is a workhorse vocal mic – simple, reliable, and delivers a solid, present sound. It's an ideal choice for gigging musicians, beginners, or anyone needing a dependable mic for live performance and basic recording. It'll handle a wide range of vocal styles without getting lost in the mix.
Product Description
- Sennheiser E835 S
- Dynamic microphone
- Cardioid polar pattern
- Frequency range 40 - 16
- 000 Hz
- Impedance 350 Ohm
- Switch
- Dimensions: Ø 48 x 180 mm
- Weight 330 g
- Incl. Clamp and bag
- Suited to vocals and percussion
PROS
- • Robust zinc die-cast body handles stage abuse reliably
- • Cardioid pattern effectively rejects background noise onstage
- • Smooth mid-range presence cuts through loud mixes well
- • Excellent value – performance punches above its price bracket
CONS
- • Lacks the refined detail of higher-end vocal mics
- • Can sound slightly boxy with less experienced singers
- • Heavier than some competing microphones, can be fatiguing
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Key Features
Polar Pattern
Cardioid
Frequency Range
40 - 16000 Hz
Sensitivity
-54 dBV/Pa
Impedance
350 Ohm
Connector
XLR
Weight
330 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SM58 is the benchmark, but the E835 S offers a slightly more forward and defined mid-range, though lacks the SM58's legendary reputation and overall versatility.
While it can be used for percussion and acoustic guitar, it's primarily a vocal mic; a dedicated instrument mic will generally offer more nuanced results.
The switch is a simple on/off pad; it reduces the output level slightly to handle louder sound sources without distorting.
