SENNHEISER MM 435

Sennheiser MM 435

The MM 435 Dynamic microphone capsule (cardioid) with nuanced resolution and transparency for a detailed sound. It amplifies vocals effortlessly, even in loud environments. Spring-mounted with a rugged metal basket, the MM 435 is superbly protected from external influences. Broad compatibility thanks to the Sennheiser standard capsule interface.

More power. More shine.

The MM 435 provides every voice a commanding presence. Its high-quality aluminum-copper voice coil refines high frequencies with detailed transparency and highlights even the finest nuances. Even subtle vocals can be heard and accentuated effortlessly in the mix.

The MM 435 may be sensitive when reproducing vocals, but it is robust when it comes to handling. The cardioid pickup pattern allows the user to be at varying distances and angles from the microphone and provides reliable protection against feedback.

The MM 435 is the legitimate successor of the renowned MD 9235 head. It has proven itself in highly demanding live and broadcast productions and professional wireless systems worldwide. The MM 435 is compatible with all Sennheiser wireless systems based on the standard capsule interface.

Features

• Very lightweight, rapidly responding aluminum-copper voice coil
• Dynamic microphone capsule
• Detailed sound through nuanced resolution of high frequencies
• Assertive and resistant to feedback
• Uniform directionality: cardioid
• Large diaphragm diameter
• Spring-mounted capsule to shield from body-borne noise
• Hum compensation coil to eliminate electromagnetic interference
• Rugged metal basket
• Sennheiser standard capsule interface

MM 435 Specifications

• Dimensions

  Ø 51 x 72.5 mm

• Connector

  Sennheiser Standard Capsule Interface

• Max. sound pressure level

  163 dB

• Transducer principle

  dynamic

• Weight

  119 g

• Pick-up pattern

  cardioid

• Sensitivity in free field, no load (1kHz)

  1.8 mV/Pa -54.9 dBV/Pa

• Nominal impedance

  245 Ω

• Min. terminating impedance

  1 kΩ

• Equivalent noise level

  17 dB(A)

• Dynamic range

  146 dB(A)

• Frequency response

  40 – 20,000 Hz