Sennheiser e 965

The Sennheiser E965 is a high-end vocal microphone for that is designed to give you the clarity of the studio vocal mic but with the build of a live performance microphone. The E965 provides you with the advantages of high-end studio and stage microphones such as high-resolution, multifaceted sound supplemented by high feedback rejection and an extremely rugged design. The flagship of the evolution series is a true condenser, large-diaphragm microphone that has been developed for professional stage use. Its balanced sound is marked by clarity and sophistication; it gives the high-end a silky gloss and reproduces the lower mids in a warm, well-defined manner. The e 965 responds extremely quickly and transmits even the finest nuances in impressive detail. Depending on the stage setting, the pick-up pattern can be switched between gentle cardioid and more direct super-cardioid. This top model leaves no wishes unanswered in terms of sound, ruggedness and handling.

Features

Large-diaphragm true condenser microphone
Uniquely forceful, high-resolution sound
High-definition for finest nuances, rich in detail
Switchable pick-up pattern (cardioid/super-cardioid)
Low-cut and pre-attenuation options
Excellent handling noise rejection
Pop and wind protection
Extremely rugged metal housing

Specifications

Transducer principle (Microphone): externally polarized dual diaphragm AF condenser microphone
Frequency response: 40 - 20.000 Hz
Weight: 396 g
Microphone connector: XLR-3
Diameter:

Membrane - Ø 25.4 mm/1"
Micro - Ø 48 mm

Pick-up pattern: cardioid/super-cardioid, switchable
Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz): 7 mV/Pa (2,3 mV/Pa) (with preattenuation)
Nominal impedance: 50 Ω
Min. terminating impedance: 1000 Ω
Phantom powering: 48 V/ 3,5 mA
Operating temperature: 0°C - +40°C
Equivalent noise level: 21 dB (A)
Maximum sound pressure level (passiv): 142 dB (152 dB) (with preattenuation)
Overall depth: 199 mm
Includes: clip and bag

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Sennheiser e 965 - Vocal microphone, true condenser, cardioid/supercardioid