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 aluminum-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.

For Live Sound Production    Dynamic Handheld Microphone    Cardioid Pickup Pattern    Based on MD 9235 Transmitter Capsule    40 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Spring-Mounted Capsule    Resistant to Handling Noise    Electromagnetic Interference Protection    Rugged Metal Design    Includes Pop Filters, Mic Clip & Pouch

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.

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

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

• Dynamic vocal microphone
• Lightweight, rapidly responding aluminum-copper voice coil
• Nuanced reproduction of high frequencies
• Assertive and resistant to feedback
• Directional characteristic: cardioid
• Large-diaphragm diameter
• Spring-mounted capsule to shield it from body-borne noise
• Hum compensation coil to eliminate electromagnetic interference
• Rugged metal design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this mic operate wirelessly?

A: No. This is a an XLR Wired dynamic mic.

Q: 2. what is the specs for the bass roll off switch for the 421?

A: There are actually 5 roll off settings on the 421. The M position is for Music and no roll off's are engaged. At the other end of the spectrum S is for Speech which is the steepest roll off. Each turn of the roll off switch offers a steeper suppression of the entire frequency range beginning roughly at 1000Hz. So if one starts at M with each click of the roll off ring one click sees 100Hz being suppressed by 4dB,another click suppress 100Hz by an additional 3dB and so on.Remember the roll off is gradual at 6dB per octave. Resulting in a gentle slope as opposed to a cut off. Best uses are Tom Tom's, electric guitar and percussion.

Q: 3. How sensitive is this mic? Would it work well plugged directly into the xlr port of a canon xa series camcorder or would it need a stronger preamp?

A: Being that it is a dynamic mic, any recording device with an XLR mic input, will perfectly work with this mic.

Q: 4. Is this mic compatible with Sennheiser ew 100 g3 wireless transmitter?

A: The best way to use this microphone with that system is to buy a Sennheiser plug on transmitter that runs on the same frequency as your system.

Q: 5. WHAT TYPE OF JACK IS THIS?

A: The receiver fits into XLR connector. You can stick it right into the camera and set camera to set input to MIC or you can attach an XLR cable to it if needed.

Q: 6. What size mic holders work for the Sennheiser AVX handheld, if want to put the mic on a mic stand?

A: The correct mic clip for Sennheiser AVX handheld is On-Stage MY110.B&H# ONMY110

Q: 7. What connection Jack does this mic use?

A: The AKG LC81 MD has a MicroDot connector. There are adapters available from AKG and other manufacturers to convert the MicroDot connector to a different type of connector and enable compatibility with a variety of wireless transmitters or to connect the mic to a standard XLR input. For example, the AKG MDA3 SEN2 MicroLite Microphone Adapter Connector for Sennheiser Bodypack Transmitter with 3.5mm Phone Jack (B&H # AKMDA3) or Deity Microphones DA35 Microdot to Locking 3.5mm Adapter - Black (B&H # DEDA35) will both convert the MicroDot connector to a 3.5mm TRS locking connector for use with Sennheiser transmitters. You can find the AKG MicroDot adapters listed on the item page for the mic -- click on the tab for "Accessories" above the product description, then click on the tab for "Adapters." You can also use the website search bar to find the adapters or contact us by phone or through live chat on the website if you would like further assistance.

Q: 8. Would the handheld microphone be sufficient in recording musical performances?

A: Yes, it is. This system features the Sennheiser E835 capsule, which is a good quality vocal microphone.

Q: 9. What kind of receiver is needed for this wireless mic?

A: Actually this is a wired mic

Q: 10. Will this work with the RODE RODECaster Pro II?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser AVX-835 SET Digital Camera-Mount Wireless Cardioid Handheld Microphone System (1.9 GHz) will work with the Rodecaster Pro II.