ElectroVoice N/D408A (N/D 408A) Dynamic Instrument Microphone

This used ElectroVoice N/D408A Supercardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone comes with a Mic Clip.

Condition

This microphone is in good condition with normal cosmetic wear, has been tested, and works as it should. Please see pictures for details on item condition, only what is pictured is included.

Product Details 

 With a computer-optimized design, the N/DYM magnetic structure is maximized in the N/D408A to provide 6-dB more output sensitivity over conventional designs while the more uniform magnetic field lowers distortion during peak sound pressure levels.

The large diaphragm contains 50 percent more surface area than conventional designs and is reinforced to prevent "breakup." The result is an extended high-frequency response with an open, transparent sound quality.

The exceptional sensitivity of the N/D408A combined with the inherently low noise of a dynamic transducer insures a superior signal-to-noise ratio ready for digital recording and sampling. To further reduce noise, a highly effective hum-bucking coil is used to cancel hum from lighting and other sources.

N/DYM® Series II microphones feature DynaDamp™, an advanced vibration-isolation material . DynaDamp™ is a unique foamed elastomer, specifically formulated for vibration control. DynaDamp™ forms an advanced-technology vibration-isolation system which dramatically reduces all forms of vibration transmitted noise for the most demanding situations.

The N/DYM® Series II pop filter incorporated a special molded retainer which insures optimum placement of the Acoustifoam™ filter material, for maximum rejection of both wind noise and vocal P-pops. The retainer makes the pop filter an integral part of the microphone's removable upper grille assembly, allowing easy cleaning for continued top performance.

The uniform supercardioid polar pattern of the N/D408A insures superior gain-before-feedback in live applications and better isolation in the studio at all frequencies-compared with other directional microphones with widely varying polar characteristics.