Electro-Voice N/D468 Dynamic Supercardioid Instrument Microphone
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A superb pivoting-head instrument mic!
The Electro-Voice N/D468 is a supercardioid pattern dynamic microphone designed specifically for miking horns, drums, and acoustic or electric guitars to perfection. The pivoting head design ensures perfect placement.
Advanced capsule design ensured a smooth and accurate response, even in the highest SPL situation. 3-year warranty. Frequency response: (near) 30Hz-22kHz, (far) 60Hz-22kHz. Sensitivity: -51dB @ 1.0kHz.
Features
- Designed specifically for instruments
- Supercardioid pattern
- Unique pivoting head design ensures perfect mic placement for use on drums, horns, acoustic and electric guitar
Get the perfect mic placement every time, with exceptional EV response to deliver powerful sound! Order today.
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Comments about Electro-Voice N/D468 Dynamic Supercardioid Instrument Microphone:
Ever run into that wonderful mid-spike too much HF horn sound on minced guitar amps???? You won't with this jewel. Freq. response as flat as a pancake (no mid. freq spike like 57s & 58s for speech intelligibility). One great, tough, durable mic that also works well on floor toms.
Comments about Electro-Voice N/D468 Dynamic Supercardioid Instrument Microphone:
I've got six of these mics. I love 'em. Super easy to place because of the wishbone pivoting capsule thing. They seem very sturdy, nice off-axis rejection, excellent bass response. I've never A/B'd with 421's, but I have lost any desire to get 421's because these mics work so well, are half the price and are much easier to place than the bulky 421's.I've had these mics for at least two years now, so this is not "brand new toy" syndrome, which often crops up in user-reviews.
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