The Electro-Voice ND76S Cardioid Vocal Mic with Mute Switchfrom Electro-Voice ND76S Cardioid Vocal Mic with Mute Switchproduces clear and balanced vocal tone and is effective in small-to-medium sized venues. Designed to offer superior sound quality, acoustic control, and robustness, the microphone features a large diaphragm capsule, which takes the technology of the original N/Dym capsule to better levels of sonic performance.

Humbucking coil guards protect against line hum and allow you to use it with confidence near speaker cabinets and EMF-generating equipment racks. The Memraflex grille resists denting and can withstand rough treatment on the stage or in the studio environment.

In addition, vocalists, sound engineers, and musicians can benefit from easy setup due to the ND76S's innovative features that solve typical instrument and mic placement challenges in small-to-medium stage productions.

For Live Sound and Recording    Shockmounted Capsule    Memraflex Grille Resists Denting    Neodymium Magnet    Humbucking Coil Guards Against Line Hum

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Q: 10. can I record my live band practice and live karaoke? sound recorded quality?

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