Electro-Voice N/D967 Dynamic Vocal Performance Microphone

This is my favorite Live Vocal Mic! I own 4 of them and they sound great! They have a very clear, precise sound and the are excellent in eliminating feedback. Slightly more expensive than a Beta 58 and worth every penny! As a Super Cardioid Mic, proximity and mic control are important with this model. Great quality and performance.

I've been playing in hard rock/metal bands for 20 years. If you play in this genre, then you know it's always loud. So how many times have you left practice with a migrane or a blown out voice? Or even worse, doing a gig and someone comes up and says "Hey man, your band is sweet but I couldn't hear the vocals?". This mic is the solution. It's loud, clean, durable and has little feedback. It has been my dirty little secret for the last 10 years. Do yourself and your fans a big favor and stop using the garbage line of "industry standard" mics. The standard has changed. If you wanna stand at the top of the mountain, this is the microphone for you.

I've been playing in hard rock/metal bands for 20 years. If you play in this genre, then you know it's always loud. So how many times have you left practice with a migrane or a blown out voice? Or even worse, doing a gig and someone comes up and says ""Hey man, your band is sweet but I couldn't hear the vocals?"". This mic is the solution. It's loud, clean, durable and has little feedback. It has been my dirty little secret for the last 10 years. Do yourself and your fans a big favor and stop using the garbage line of ""industry standard"" mics. The standard has changed. If you wanna stand at the top of the mountain, this is the microphone for you.

I have been a front man for over twenty years and have almost always used sm58's. The 58 is a great and durable mike but when I first started using this EV mike I was blown away. It is very powerful and sounds amazing. Love the switch on it for freq. shaping. Thought it was kind of gimmicky at first but it really works well. When I'm up on the mike I have it in one position then when I back off of it (while playing guitar) I hit the switch and it changes the response to better suit being backed off the mike. If your on the fence about this mike, just buy it you will love it. My 58 is now in the back up case and wont be coming out anytime soon.

You know how it goes. You need monitors when you're playing a four hour bar show so you don't destroy your voice. Your drummer is getting drunker and louder as the night goes on. You NEED to be able boost your vox w/o fear of the dreaded feedback. You need a mic you can trust. Enter the ND967, I've only played two shows with it and I love it completely. Went from a Sennheiser e945 (not bad) which comes with a VERY sculpted eq, if you've got 3 pot eq on your board there's not much you can add/take away without adding glaring trebles or removing all the lows. The ND967 is the exact opposite. Everything is there with a very thick low end. You definitely have to sculpt it to suit your voice.

Happy, mic best i ever had and good price.