Sennheiser MD 5235

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In the Wireless Microphones category, Sennheiser MD 5235 is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Elevate your live performance with the Sennheiser MD 5235, a dynamic microphone capsule designed for the discerning vocalist. Built for seamless integration with Sennheiser's 3000/5000 Series handheld transmitters, this capsule is crafted to handle the rigorous demands of the stage. Inspired by the acclaimed Sennheiser e900 Series, it offers a cardioid pickup pattern that adapts dynamically across frequencies, ensuring superior feedback rejection and capturing your voice with precision.

Whether you're belting out a power ballad or delivering soft, intimate vocals, the MD 5235 excels with its floating directivity feature. This innovation allows the directivity to adapt from narrow supercardioid at high frequencies to wide-cardioid at low frequencies, maintaining clarity and reducing unwanted noise. The shockmounted capsule further minimizes handling noise, making it a reliable choice for any live setting.

Built to withstand the wear and tear of live performances, the MD 5235 features a rugged sound inlet basket and a lightweight aluminum voice coil. These elements collaborate to deliver excellent transient response and treble clarity, while the hum-compensating coil protects against electromagnetic interference.

Key Features:

Cardioid dynamic capsule with floating directivity
Frequency response: 20-20000 Hz
Max SPL: 163 dB SPL
Screw thread for quick capsule changes
High protection against feedback
Rugged construction with shockmounted capsule
Lightweight aluminum voice coil for excellent transient response
Hum-compensating coil for electromagnetic interference protection

Product specs

Available since	July 2007
Capsule type	Dynamic
Directional characteristic	Cardioid
Colour	Nickel
Compatible with	Sennheiser

FAQs

Is the Sennheiser MD 5235 compatible with all wireless systems?: The Sennheiser MD 5235 is specifically designed to be compatible with Sennheiser's 3000/5000 series handheld transmitters.
What type of microphone capsule does the Sennheiser MD 5235 use?: The Sennheiser MD 5235 uses a dynamic capsule, which is known for its durability and ability to handle high sound pressure levels.
What is the directional characteristic of the Sennheiser MD 5235?: The Sennheiser MD 5235 has a cardioid directional pattern, which helps to reduce background noise and focus on the sound source directly in front of the microphone.
What color is the Sennheiser MD 5235 available in?: The Sennheiser MD 5235 is available in a nickel finish, providing a sleek and professional appearance.
Is the Sennheiser MD 5235 suitable for live vocal performances?: Yes, the Sennheiser MD 5235 is well-suited for live vocal performances due to its dynamic capsule and cardioid pattern, which offer clarity and feedback rejection.

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The Sennheiser MD 5235/9235 dynamic capsule is highly regarded for female and some male vocals, rated above the Shure KSM8 by users.
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The MD 5235 is preferred in situations with lower stage volume and when the singer is positioned further from the mic grille, highlighting its versatility in different environments.
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Sennheiser mics, especially from the 900 series, are noted for their flatter, smoother sound compared to Shure's more colored tone.
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Robbie Williams

Singer

Take That

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Robbie Williams uses the Sennheiser MD 5235 wireless microphone, as detailed in an article by Live-production titled "Sennheiser Swings Both Ways With Robbie Williams."

Gary Barlow

Singer, Keyboardist

Take That

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Originally announced as 16 dates - later extended to 27- the Gary Barlow: In Concert tour sold out in minutes raising much needed funds for The Prince's Trust and The Foundation of Prince William and Prince Harry. Backed by a nine-piece band plus guest appearances, Sennheiser SKM 5200 MkII wireless handheld microphones with MD 5235 heads were used for all vocals, plus EW 572 G3 instrument radio systems for the musicians. “We used the same microphone combination with Gary on the last Take That tour, where we had great results with it,” says front of house engineer Gary Bradshaw. “It’s a very nice hi-fi sounding capsule, it’s extremely robust and it works in all conditions. It also has great rejection, which was really important on a tour like this; we’re mainly playing theatres with a few arena shows and the audience can be really loud, so this was a great choice for all situations.” Monitor engineer Steve Lutley agrees, saying, “The 5235 capsule is amazing for not picking up background noise. Audio quality is very important to Gary - he spends much of his working life in the studio, he knows exactly how everything is supposed to sound and he’s very critical of the sound, which is a good thing. He really cares, as does musical director Mike Stevens.”

Andrea Corr

Singer, Composer

The Corrs

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In the photo taken by Guifre de Peray at the Royal Albert Hall, Andrea Corr is seen using a Sennheiser SKM 5200 wireless microphone equipped with an MD 5235 capsule.