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Electro Voice N/D468 Dynamic Supercardioid Instrument Microphone Details

The Electro-Voice N/D468, part of a new generation of N/DYM microphones, is specifically designed to accurately capture the sound of horns, acoustic and electric guitars, and the percussive energy of drums in both live performance and studio recording. The N/D468 is a member of a family of microphones manufactured to enhance sonic smoothness, improve gain-before-feedback, and provide more consistent performance with greater durability than earlier generations of N/DYM microphones. EV’s microphone designers created a smooth, extended response with an open “top end” to reproduce instrumental sounds with natural acoustic accuracy. The N/D468’s reduced size and exclusive pivoting yoke gives you maximum mechanical versatility on any in-strument. The N/D468 is the musician’s choice for a microphone with unsurpassed mechanical flexibility and studio-quality acoustics.

Electro Voice N/D468 Dynamic Supercardioid Instrument Microphone Features

Designed specifically for musical instruments
Accurate response, even in high sound pressure level (SPL) applications
Flexible mechanical design for optimum positioning
Supercardioid pattern for exceptional acoustic isolation and feedback rejection

Electro Voice N/D468 Dynamic Supercardioid Instrument Microphone Specifications

Element: Dynamic
Polar Pattern: Supercardioid
Impedance, Low-Z balanced: 150 Ohms
Connector: Type 3-pin XLR
Open Circuit Voltage: 3.1 mV/Pascal Audio
Frequency Response:
- 20 - 22,000 Hz Near Field
- 60 - 22,000 Hz Far Field
Mic Type: Instrumental
Wired/Wireless: Wire
Finish: Non-reflecting Black
Case Material: Metal
Weight: Net 190 g ( 6.7 oz)
Dimensions: (Height x Max Diameter)115 x 52 mm (4.53" x 2.05")

What We Think - Electro Voice N/D468 Review

"Though I see them used on toms a lot of the time out in the wild (understandably so due to their easy to position swivel-head design), the Electro Voice N/D468 is an excellent guitar amplifier microphone live and in the studio when you need a tight, balanced, and somewhat smaller sound that tucks nicely into the mix. The supercardioid pattern helps with excellent rejection noise - something that is a hallmark feature of the N/DYM series."

Alan Moon - Front End Audio

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