Sennheiser E945 - Supercardioid Dynamic Handheld Vocal Microphone

Out of all the vocal mics ive used, and i have used the beta58, beta87a, and others in that category, this is definitely above those in terms of sound quality. At the most on EQ 8 roll off at 140hz, and maybe a tiny scoop at 250 and its perfect, and thats on a vocal thats bass heavy.

I have more affordable mics and a more expensive one. The more expensive one sounds great, but is very sensitive to handling noise. This mic is a great compromise - sensitive, clean, accurate, but not much handling noise. A great accomplishment !

I got this for doing interviews for an art photography project, and it works great. The sound is rich and well rounded with very little ambient intrusion due to the excellent side rejection. I am recording with a four track recorder strapped under my DSLR and then feeding it back into the camera.

I love the Sennheiser brand in general. I have 4 wireless mikes by them and a couple for miking guitar amps and now a couple handheld ones. I like that the mikes are good at rejecting feedback. I like to move around and off the stage and I usually can do so without fear of feedback.

Excellent vocal mic for live performance. High gain before feedback. Very clean, clearer sound. For our group, these have replaced the beta 58s.

I've been using Sennheisers for many years and they don't disappoint. Just moved up to the e945 from a e935, very satisfied with the purchase. 100% recommend these mics for lead or backup vocals.

One of the best mics for a full sound throughout the whole spectrum. I've used other mics in the same range, and usually come back to this mic. Clear, full lows, present and not hyped. Get it.

Bought both the 945 and 935 mics and compared them on stage and in the studio at length. The f/b from the 945 rendered it unusable with my stage monitor, although I may have preferred it for low end detail over the 935 in the controlled studio setting using headphones.

For over a decade I used a Shure SM58 for live performances. While it worked well for singing, audiences would have trouble understanding me when I was just talking in between songs.

I don't have a lot of experience with knowing what equipment to buy. My band mate recommended I get this microphone. I am a high soprano and many times people at our gigs would tell me they couldn't hear my voice on top of the instruments. This microphone fixed that!