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Sennheiser MD 435 Handheld Cardioid Microphone

The Sennheiser MD 435 delivers the same nuanced resolution and transparent sound as the MD 9235 transmitter capsule, but in a wired, handheld dynamic microphone for live performance applications. Even in loud settings, the MD 435 reproduces vocals with detailed transparency and clarity, making it a suitable choice among sound engineers for highly demanding live and broadcast productions and complex stage settings.

SKU: GC60-508827

Sennheiser MD 435 Handheld Cardioid Microphone

Sennheiser MD 435 Handheld Cardioid Microphone

The Sennheiser MD 435 delivers the same nuanced resolution and transparent sound as the MD 9235 transmitter capsule, but in a wired, handheld dynamic microphone for live performance applications. Even in loud settings, the MD 435 reproduces vocals with detailed transparency and clarity, making it a suitable choice among sound engineers for highly demanding live and broadcast productions and complex stage settings.

Built with a lightweight, rapidly responding aluminium -copper voice coil, the MD 435 provides refined high frequencies with detailed transparency that highlights even the finest nuances, allowing subtle vocals to be heard and accentuated effortlessly in the mix. The spring-mounted capsule mitigates handling noise, while the hum compensation coil eliminates electromagnetic interference.

The MD 435 has inherited its remarkable acoustics and reliability from the famous MD 9235 transmitter capsule. These qualities are now available in a wired version.

Cardioid Pickup Pattern

The cardioid pickup pattern allows the user to be at varying distances and angles from the microphone and provides reliable protection against feedback.

Advanced Design

Highly developed aluminium -copper voice coil forms the basis for a noticeably direct and nuanced sound.

Refined, Detailed Sound

The MD435 provides refined high frequencies with detailed transparency and highlights even the finest nuances. Even subtle vocals can be heard and accentuated effortlessly in the mix.

Key Features:

For Live Sound Production

Dynamic Handheld Microphone

Cardioid Pickup Pattern

Based on MD 9235 Transmitter Capsule

40 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response

Resistant to Handling Noise

Electromagnetic Interference Protection

Rugged Metal Design

Includes Pop Filters, Mic Clip & Pouch

Large-diaphragm Diameter

What's in the Box:

Sennheiser MD 435 Handheld Cardioid Microphone

Mic Clip

Foam Pop Filters

Pouch

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Sennheiser MD 435 Handheld Cardioid Microphone

The Sennheiser MD 435 delivers the same nuanced resolution and transparent sound as the MD 9235 transmitter capsule, but in a wired, handheld dynamic microphone for live performance applications. Even in loud settings, the MD 435 reproduces vocals with detailed transparency and clarity, making it a suitable choice among sound engineers for highly demanding live and broadcast productions and complex stage settings.

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