The Sennheiser e835 handheld dynamic vocal microphone gives you incredible performance and dependability at an equally incredible price! Able to handle high sound pressure levels, the e835 is also very effective at rejecting feedback. Add to that its ultra-low handling noise and its incredibly rugged construction, and you've got an affordable stage

The Sennheiser e835 handheld dynamic vocal microphone gives you incredible performance and dependability at an equally incredible price! Able to handle high sound pressure levels, the e835 is also very effective at rejecting feedback. Add to that its ultra-low handling noise and its incredibly rugged construction, and you've got an affordable stage mic that's built to last! Whether you're setting up a single live mic for a coffeehouse or several onstage in the concert hall, the e835 is a great mic to have in your rig!

Sporting more than enough output to cut through a busy mix, the Sennheiser e935 dynamic cardioid handheld microphone belongs on your concert stage. On top of that, this rugged and reliable mic's shock-mounted capsule ensures that impact and handling noise won't spoil the show, while its cardioid pickup pattern protects you against spillage from

Sporting more than enough output to cut through a busy mix, the Sennheiser e935 dynamic cardioid handheld microphone belongs on your concert stage. On top of that, this rugged and reliable mic's shock-mounted capsule ensures that impact and handling noise won't spoil the show, while its cardioid pickup pattern protects you against spillage from other onstage signals. With a Sennheiser e935 dynamic cardioid handheld microphone in your hand, you're guaranteed excellent sound, day after day, year after year.

You couldn’t ask for a handier guitar amp microphone than the Sennheiser e609 Silver. Just like the classic MD 409, the e609 likes to be right up on the grille of your guitar cabinet, to the degree that you can just drape it over your amp and let it hang there in the right spot on your amp — no stand needed! A natural 40Hz low-frequency cutoff

You couldn’t ask for a handier guitar amp microphone than the Sennheiser e609 Silver. Just like the classic MD 409, the e609 likes to be right up on the grille of your guitar cabinet, to the degree that you can just drape it over your amp and let it hang there in the right spot on your amp — no stand needed! A natural 40Hz low-frequency cutoff prevents excessive boominess, and it’s virtually impossible to overload the e609, so go ahead and crank it up. Other things to note are its clear sound, courtesy of a powerful neodymium magnet and hum-compensating coil.

You need top performance from your live vocal mic. It has to be ready for the job, day in and day out, and sound great every time. In other words, you need a Shure Beta 58A! Perfect for vocals in live environments, this go-to dynamic mic gives you the ruggedness you need while its supercardioid pickup pattern excels at keeping outside sound sources

You need top performance from your live vocal mic. It has to be ready for the job, day in and day out, and sound great every time. In other words, you need a Shure Beta 58A! Perfect for vocals in live environments, this go-to dynamic mic gives you the ruggedness you need while its supercardioid pickup pattern excels at keeping outside sound sources at bay. The Beta 58 has a very smooth frequency response, so it works well on all kinds of voices. When clean, clear, detailed stage sound is a requirement, choose the Beta 58A.

When you buy a Shure SM57, you've got a great dynamic microphone for life. Accounts of its heroic toughness lie at the center of countless music-industry legends, most of which are perfectly true. What's also true about the SM57 is that it sounds great on a wide variety of sources. A large percentage of the snare drums and many guitar cabinets and

When you buy a Shure SM57, you've got a great dynamic microphone for life. Accounts of its heroic toughness lie at the center of countless music-industry legends, most of which are perfectly true. What's also true about the SM57 is that it sounds great on a wide variety of sources. A large percentage of the snare drums and many guitar cabinets and vocal tracks recorded in the last several decades owe their sound to the SM57. Try one and you'll find out why live sound professionals and seasoned studio engineers swear by the Shure SM57 more than any microphone on the planet.