Sennheiser E845 S

Dynamic microphone

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Latest User Reviews

2 years ago

Brilliant all rounder

I've used Sennheiser mics for all my live stage and hire microphones. They give me more presence and definition than the SM58's I have used previously. I sing through a 945 myself and hire out the switchable 845 for vocal or announcing work, and they have never let me down.

3 years ago

Good balance.

High voice, low voice, this mic brings them all out at a very well balanced volume & clarity.

My old shure is bassy with little in the higher register when compared.

My voice has a new life now from a mic that's a little cheaper and my 'eq's' are all straight up, no + no - perfect👍🎤

3 years ago

Amazing mic, i use it on big stage ))

3 years ago

Great mics

Underrated and great quality mics. Better than a more well known brand.

Value for money

3 years ago

Sad

Sadly it didn’t last long. Something went wrong with internal circuit. Don’t even know where to repair?????!

3 years ago

Very warm sound

The item was prooerly packed. I tested it on my fender acoustic junior amp and i sounds very good, it picks up the sound of my voice even if my mouth is a foot away from the mic.

4 years ago

Good mic and a worthy substitute for SM58. Got some heavy hits and still works perfectly.

Give it some boost on highs and it suddelny gets the air that it lacks a bit.

5 years ago

Great for naturally bright voices

I find the mic sounds flatter and smoother than many similar hand-held dynamics. This can be an advantage for bright female and male voices, but with deeper male vocals the timbre can be darker than desired.

5 years ago

Sennheiser E845 S Dynamic microphone

This is a very good quality vocal mic. Very good clarity and performance . Sturdy but not to heavy . The switch on it feels a little flimsy but I've had no problems with it so far...

5 years ago

Affordable, extremely durable, very directional, minimum bleeding of background. Good choice for female vocals in noisy settings. Clearer and crispier than SM58.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Sennheiser
  • Released in 1999
  • Average price : $100
  • Polar pattern: Supercardioid
  • Ideal for vocals and brass
  • With a switch
  • Frequency range 40 – 16,000 Hz
  • Sensitivity 1.8 mV/Pa (ref. 1 kHz)
  • Impedance 350 Ohm
  • Dimensions Ø 46 x 185 mm
  • Weight 330 g
  • Incl. Clamp and bag
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