Electro-Voice
Electro-Voice

635N/D-B

Electro-Voice 635N/D-B on RigShare
The Electro Voice 635N/D-B is a dynamic omni-directional microphone that is the offspring of the legendary 635A microphone. Built with the same rugged design of the 635A, the 635N/D-B offers a neodymium N/DYM magnet structure for greater sensitivity. The 635N/D-B is ideally suited for electronic news production (ENG), electronic field production (EFP), television, film and radio remotes and demanding PA applications. The microphone's Acoustalloy diaphragm permits a very smooth response over a wide frequency range, yet it withstands high humidity and temperature extremes, corrosive effects of salt air and severe mechanical shocks. The diaphragm is protected from dust and magnetic particles by a carefully designed integral windscreen and blast filter. The windscreen provides excellent protection from wind noise, excessive sibilance and annoying "P-popping." This helps minimize the need for an external windscreen for outdoor use. The 635N/ D-B comes in semi gloss black for "on camera" use. The increased output level and low sensitivity to mechanical shock make the 635N/D-B excellent for interviews, sporting events, special effects and voice-overs. Come with the 311 stand adapter. Features: Neodymium (N/DYM) magnet provides greater output than with standard ferric magnets Rugged design Semigloss "Camera" black Comes complete with stand adapter

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