Like it a bit better than my old Shure. Pick up from off center is better. Miss the switch capability but other reviewers have noted that the switch wasn't dependable over time.

Sennheiser always is top of the line, so I had no doubts this would be fantastic. And of course it was. I used it while I DJ'd for a crowd of 700. Clear, crisp, and didn't fail once.

Works well on vocals. Having to get used to how close to the instruments in order to get the right recording volume. Looks good at this point. Have not used it yet on a performance. We'll put it to the big test then. It is easy to handle and looks very professional.

Great microphone..... Crutchfield is the best... they shipped quickly and great customer service!

Everything

The Sennheiser E835 has been my go to Mic for as long as it has been on the market. When you buy a microphone what you are buying, and what should be your main concern is the frequency response.

Very good quality, solid construction and nice sound.

I ordered three of these mic's after reading other customers reviews. I'm glad I purchased these mic's. I have had a better result on stage with the Sennheiser e835's than I was having out of my old mic's (brand name withheld), I am happy to be able to get the level of vocals and the clarity without...

PRO: Affordable and powerful; comes from a reputable brand; very high quality

CON: Price may be out of reach for some musicians

Amazing microphone for the price. No other mic suits my voice as well. Nice and warm sounding with plenty of detail. Less of a proximity effect than a SM57 though much more detailed and better sounding overall. More sensitive than a Rode M1 and not quite as flat sounding.

I'm not looking for broadcast quality audio, but I want good, smooth clear audio on HF. For the past few years I've used a Heil Goldline, and while it's a definite improvement over the stock mic it still didn't have that clarity I wanted.