
Sennheiser
Sennheiser e 935-cr Cardioid Dynamic Microphone
The Sennheiser e935 brings studio-grade vocal presence and feedback rejection to the stage — a cardioid dynamic that earns its place on professional riders.
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Overview
Specifications
Microphone Type
Dynamic
Polar Pattern
Cardioid (Unidirectional)
Form Factor
Handheld
Connector
XLR
Housing Material
Metal
Weight
355 g (12.5 oz)
Condition
Certified Renewed
Model
e 935-cr
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the polar pattern and how does it behave off-axis?
The e935 uses a cardioid polar pattern with tight, consistent rejection at the sides and rear. Off-axis coloration is well-controlled, which means bleed from nearby sources sounds natural rather than phasey or hollow — an important characteristic for multi-mic stage setups.
Does the e935 require phantom power?
No. As a dynamic microphone, the e935 operates entirely passively — no phantom power, no battery, no external power supply. It will not be damaged if phantom power is accidentally applied, but it draws nothing from the preamp.
How does the e935 handle high sound pressure levels from loud vocalists or close-miking loud sources?
The dynamic capsule is built to handle high SPL without distortion. It maintains clean, undistorted output even from vocalists who work close and push hard, which is exactly the condition where condenser mics can overload without a pad.
What XLR interface or preamp gain requirements should I plan for?
The e935 has a healthy output level for a dynamic mic, but you'll still want a clean preamp with adequate gain — plan for 50–60 dB depending on the vocalist's level. It pairs well with most mixing console mic preamps without needing a dedicated booster.
Is this a new unit or a refurbished one?
This listing is for the e935-cr, which is a Certified Renewed (professionally refurbished) unit — inspected and tested to perform and appear like new. It is not a factory-sealed first-run unit, though it meets Sennheiser's functional standards.