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(More customer reviews)My vocal mics include an Audio Technica AE3300, a Rode M1 and an EV N/D 767A. I was looking for an easy to use super or hyper cardioid condenser mic for solo vocal performances with an acoustic guitar. The AE3300 (my other condenser) is a wonderful mic, but it picks up the guitar too much (which is a problem with processors like the TC-Helicon VoiceLive).
The Sennheiser e865 is well built and it's easy to get a nice clear, rich sound without hassle. Its plossive protection is fair to good. Its proximity effect is less pronounced than some. And its off-axis rejection is just what the doctor ordered.
For me, doing two or three church services a month through a flying PA of Mackie, QSC and JBL quality, I can't see needing to spend more more.
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The e865 is the highlight of evolution 800 Series stage microphones. It is a rugged condenser mic that cuts easily through high on-stage levels. Full precise sound, especially in the high frequency range.Excellent lead vocal mic.
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