Sennheiser evolution 900 user reviews

This microphone was pretty much made for live use. I suppose you could use it to record but given all the options out there, it's really not that special for studio use. It does excel in the live e…

The Sennheiser E 965 is Sennheiser's top of the line microphone for live vocal usage. Naturally, it is a condenser, and it is actually a true, externally biased, large diaphragm condenser. Yes, you r…

The Sennheiser E 905 microphone is another one of Sennheiser's E 90x microphones, which along with the E 60x microphones, are intended for use on drums. The E 905 is a bit strange, as it is a microph…

The Sennheiser E 902 is supposed to be Sennheiser's successor to the very nice and interesting E 602. The E 902 is intended primarily for use with a kick drum, although Sennheiser advertises it, like…

The Sennheiser E 904 is Sennheiser's would be follow up to the already fantastic E 604. The Sennheiser E 604 was a great microphone, having a really nice transient response for snares, and in the abs…

The Sennheiser E 945 is a microphone that sits at the top of this range of microphones. In a nutshell, this microphone probably is the best of them. Read on to find out why, everyone! The Sennheis…

The Sennheiser E 935 is, if Sennheiser is to be believed, the bigger sibling of the E 835. Sennheiser claims that the E 935 has a very high output, and I, personally, think that the hotter a live voc…

The Sennheiser E 906 is a marked improvement over the E 609, already a fantastic microphone. In this review, I will go into why it is. The Sennheiser E 906 is a dynamic microphone designed for pic…

dynamic microphone for kick drum, bass amp ... OVERALL OPINION I own it since 2 years. This is the first microphone such that I have. I find it very practical because of its relatively small size…

Dedicated to dynamic mic for live guitar amp with boost and attenuation to 4kHz (practice). The format is now well known proven and is still valid. OVERALL OPINION I have two past 6 months, but a…

Very generous in acute, perfect for a group-oriented pop / rock. OVERALL OPINION I have quite a Sennheiser 900 series, the E903 frankly a great record on charlet on a snare drum and even a guitar…

The characteristics to see other reviews. OVERALL OPINION * I've had very little time. Used only about twenty minutes, but enough to give a first notice hot (j'diterai that later). * My situati…

Dynamic Microphone OVERALL OPINION For how long have you been using it? I own one since 4 years. Did you try many other models before getting this one? two microphones of the same kind: a …

Micro dynamic, cardioid optimized for low frequencies (Bass Drum, Bass ...). OVERALL OPINION I use for 3 months, I tried the Beta 52 (good), the 602II (medium), the PG52 (FRO), the BR 20 (very go…

This is a dynamic microphone that can be used in the studio or live. It has a cardioid pickup pattern and has a consistent response between off-axis and on-axis mic placements. It happens to be Rober…

hemi-cardioid condenser microphone for kick drum, substantially the same use as the best known of Shure beta91. A little big, it is sometimes difficult to pass through the vent of the skin of GC (whe…

These mics can be used in both live and studio settings, and actually work great in both situations. They are dynamic mics, so they don't require phantom power. It has a cardioid pickup pattern and i…

The Sennheiser E 945 is a dynamic hand held microphone that is best suited for use during live shows. It has a hyper cardioid polar pattern pick up and the shape makes it perfect for vocals. While it…

The Sennheiser E 906 is a dynamic microphone designed and best suited for use with electric guitar. I have only used this mic for recording, but it is definitely suitable for both recording and live …

The e902 is a kick drum and bass amp mic. You could also use it for any other low frequency rich sources and likely have good results. I have also used this as one of two mics on a cello, and got a…

This very cool mic is a boundary layer mic from Sennheiser. I just recently got to test one out, and it sounds great! You connect this mic with an XLR cable just like most mics, and since the techn…