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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 7.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 10.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 10.0 inches | | Package Width: | 9.9 inches | | Package Height: | 3.9 inches | | Package Weight: | 3.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 2 reviews |
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| | Features | Metal construction for rugged reliable performanceShock mounted capsule for low sensitivity to impact and handlingCardioid pickup pattern insulates from other on-stage signalsHum compensating coil reduces electrical interferenceOn/off switch
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 Good for an inexpensive mic Feb 10, 2007
I have this and the Shure PG-48. I use them with an inexpensive karaoke machine. The Shure PG-48 is a bit louder but produces more feedback when standing near the speaker. The Sennheiser is not as loud (i.e. sensitive), but is does have a cleaner and tighter sound quality. It is also better at reducing feedback.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Sennheiser's low-cost e815S dynamic mic is a winner! Mar 18, 2005
The e815S is currently Sennheiser's least expensive hand-held (unidirectional) dynamic vocal mic, designed for live performance. It's shape is similar to a Shure SM-58, in that it has an integrated "ball top" wind screen, and a dark gray tapered body. It features an "off-on" switch and a male XLR (balanced, low impedance) output connector.
To compare this mic to another very well known and thought of mic, the e815S has a slightly brighter top end, a less pronounced midrange peak and less low end proximity effect than a Shure SM-58. It also provides a slightly hotter output than an SM-58, probably because of it's neodymium diaphragm design. The diaphragm appears to be mounted very well as it exhibits very little handling noise.
The brighter character of this mic helps a live vocal cut through the "mix" of live instruments. The lower proximity effect (bass boost when held close to the vocalist's mouth), also contributes to a cleaner-sounding signal. The silent off-on switch is a nice bonus too. The cost for this German-made mic is pretty amazing... they can be had in "three packs" for $100, or around $50 for an individual mic.
If you are looking for a good-sounding, durable, low-cost live performance vocal mic, the e815S is definately worth trying out. This is not an inexpensive "knock-off" of another mic; this is a genuine German-made Sennheiser.
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