Electro-Voice ND66 Condenser Cardioid Instrument Microphone

The ND66 is a robust, high-performance small-diaphragm condenser instrument microphone. Its self-biased small-diaphragm condenser element is vividly responsive to the complex dynamic nature of percussive and stringed instruments, and delivers a clean, crisp and detailed sound. With the ND66's exclusive locking rotating head, achieve ideal mic placement in virtually any situation by merely pushing a button, rotating the head into position, then releasing the button to lock the head's position.

Electro-Voice ND66 Condenser Cardioid Instrument Microphone Features:

Premium small-diaphragm condenser element.
Self-biased condenser element is vividly responsive to sound sources that need a mic which translates transient details very well.

Clean, crisp and detailed condenser sound.
Captures all details of percussive and stringed instruments.

Easy mic placement with locking pivoting head.
Achieve ideal mic placement in virtually any situation by pushing a button, pivoting the head into position and releasing the button to lock.

Selectable -10 and -20 dB pads.
Provides the necessary gain reduction to prevent the mic element from overloading.

Selectable 75 Hz and 150 Hz high-pass filters.
Selectable HPF frequencies are strategically chosen to eliminate bothersome low frequencies from the signal path.

ND SERIES: YOUR SOUND STARTS HERE

The successor to the renowned n/dym series, the new nd series expands the previous product offering with four vocal and four instrument models for live performance and studio applications. Each ND Series model is equipped with features that are unique to both its price point and its particular application - all designed to offer superior sound quality, acoustic control and robustness. At the heart of the new dynamic models is a new large-diaphragm capsule design which takes the technology of the original N/Dym capsule to new levels of sonic performance. Vocalists can select a specific ND Series model to provide optimal results according to singing style and stage volume. Sound engineers and musicians will benefit from an easy set-up due to innovative mechanical solutions that solve typical instrument mic placement challenges.