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Sennheiser e 825 S


$120.00 Released September, 2007

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Professional-quality sound gathering, great clarity. Compact design easy to carry around and fit into small spaces. Durable construction, can handle heavy use without accumulating nicks and scratches.

The Cons:Will likely need an adapter for the mic stand as it uses a 3/8 screw and most stands use a 5/8. Needs a little additional hardware for extra amplification at live events.

The Sennheiser e 825 S is a general purpose microphone designed for vocal and instrument miking or a club PA. It features a rugged metal body that is designed to suppress noise due to handling, and gives a warm transparent tonal response that is well suited to a variety of acoustic environments.

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Automatic feedback and spillage rejection accounts for the microphone being in front of speakers or occasional bumps. The on/off switch is silent, enabling users to turn it on or off without sending noise through the speakers.

Features

  • Rugged metal body
  • Handling noise suppression
  • Warm transparent tonal response
  • Feedback and spillage rejection
  • Balanced frequency response
  • Silent ON/OFF switch
  • Microphone clip, pouch included
  • Dimensions: d 1.9 in x 7.1 in (48 x 180 mm)
  • Weight w/o cable: 11.6 oz (330 g)

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    professional-quality sound gathering, great clarity

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    compact design easy to carry around and fit into small spaces

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    durable construction, can handle heavy use without accumulating nicks and scratches

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    quality of sound gathering and overall performance is a great value, on par with microphones 3x the price

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    feedback rejection is very reliable, can walk right in front of the monitor without a problem

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    won't generally hear any handling noise, good suppression system

Cons
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    will likely need an adapter for the mic stand as it uses a 3/8 screw and most stands use a 5/8

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    needs a little additional hardware for extra amplification at live events

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