The Sennheiser e935 is a blessing for those of us with muddy voices, my Shure sm58 copy was too dark, the e935 brings out a strong and interesting sounding midrange quality to my voice, I'm not a powerful singer but this mic really helps.

This replaced an older SM58 for the lead vocalist in our band that had trouble cutting through the mix. The e935 sounded great and the problem was solved

that rating is an understatement.....I have sung professionally on stages all over the country and have never experienced the quality that this mic provides....I can't begin to brag enough on this mic...the sound it produces is beyond amazing.

I am using SM58 for the last one year and I always getting complains from vocalist that they had to put them self a little harder to get more gain. When I introduce e935 to my live sound and boy I can feel the difference. It has so rich and gain compare to 58's with no humming at all.

Frequency response is textbook. Nice and flat,I get right on it,excellent SPL, and the clarity is magnificent.This is the last mic I buy, I still have the 57's and 58's, and an Audix, nice mics but this is great.Tight pattern,no feedback. Buy one.

Great mic! My vocals project clearly and powerfully with less effort on my part, so I can relax and sing the emotions of the song. Love this mic! Through my SM58 into my 'spare equipment' box.

i use the sennheiser e935 for vocal communication and song demos . the clarity and high gain without feedback are amazing . this mic is better for vocals if you need to leave your monitors on in the same room . at the price i paid it cannot be beat .

This mic is used in conjunction with an audio technica M4000S, in an active band, and there is a noticeable in clarity, between both mics.

Bought this as an upgrade from using an SM58 for years, and I absolutely love it. Much cleaner and cuts through a mix really well.

Got one of these a few years ago for vocals. Clear, very smooth, punchy in a good way. Overall clearer than the 835 from what I can tell. To my ear it has less of a proximity boost than an SM58, which is good or bad depending on whether you are looking for the boost.