Sennheiser MD 42 ENG Handheld Microphone

A good handheld mic is a must for ALL event/lifestyle videographer- I had a Shure mic and it was ok but not very clear-I tried other Sennheiser mics but their cardiod pattern was too much for my work..

Im really impressed with the sound quality. Crisp and clear not muddy at all.

Crisp, clear and little feedback when exchanging hands.

We have used this mic on several ouside shoots and so far it works great for interviews handheld. the mic does a pretty good job at directional, the audio quality is not bad at all, better than a boom, not very noisey handling wise but not as crisp as some lapel mics, but then again it al depends on...

We use it for classroom teaching with high school kids, it can withstand the pressure and the sound quality is pretty good.

On a large mixer, such as a Mackie, it sounds clean. (Although requires a lot of gain)... Now...On any camera, cinema camera, Sony, Canon, Alexa, doesn't matter....high end, low end, any camera you plug this on XLR, including wireless plug on transmitters or what have you, it will sound hissy and it...

Bought two. Perfect for broadcast.

Let's start with the best feature: The handling noise on this mic's body when people touch is minimal. Pretty quiet on people's hands at wedding interviews which usually they GRASP the mic and squeeze its body (I'll never understand this)...Plus, I put a film protection on the mic's body (tube).

Simply Amazing. I use this Microphone for ENG, and interviews and it works great. In a crowed club with loud music blaring from the speakers I was able to conduct an interview and I caught every word the person said in the mic. I like the quality and it has that professional look..

We use this mic with our HVX200 and our Sennheiser ENG100 G2 microphone system. Great stick mic. Would absolutely buy again.