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Electro-Voice

Electro-Voice ND76 cardioid dynamic microphone 70-17000 Hz 2.4 mV/Pascal >140 dB SPL 323 g 182.5 mm XLR

SKU CH-663X-DT9KV

Cardioid dynamic vocal microphone with shock-mounted capsule, humbucking coil and dent-resistant grille for high-SPL stage use

  • Crisp, clear vocals from a large-diaphragm dynamic capsule
  • Shock-mounted capsule keeps handling noise out of the mix
  • Humbucking coil blocks line hum near speaker cabinets
  • Memraflex grille resists denting under rough stage use
  • Handles >140 dB SPL without distortion

Vocal microphone for stage and studio

The Electro-Voice ND76 is a large-diaphragm dynamic cardioid microphone built for vocal performance. Its tuned capsule delivers crisp, clear and balanced voice reproduction with excellent isolation from surrounding stage sound. The rugged die-cast zinc body and Memraflex grille withstand heavy touring use. It connects via a standard 3-pin XLR and requires no external power.

Passive operation with hum rejection

As a passive dynamic microphone the ND76 draws no power and adds no self-noise to the signal chain. A humbucking coil guards against line hum from nearby speaker cabinets or equipment racks. The shock-mounted capsule minimises handling noise so low-frequency bumps and thumps stay out of the PA. Maximum SPL exceeds 140 dB for loud sources without distortion.

Cardioid polar pattern for single-source pickup

The cardioid pattern focuses on sound arriving from the front while rejecting off-axis bleed, making it the right choice for a single vocalist on a loud stage. If the application needs figure-8 or omnidirectional pickup, or requires phantom-powered condenser sensitivity, this microphone does not meet that need.

Highlights

  • Crisp, clear vocals from a large-diaphragm dynamic capsule
  • Shock-mounted capsule keeps handling noise out of the mix
  • Humbucking coil blocks line hum near speaker cabinets
  • Memraflex grille resists denting under rough stage use
  • Handles >140 dB SPL without distortion

Specifications

BrandElectro-Voice

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 3-pin XLR on the ND76 to my mixer?

Plug the 3-pin XLR into a balanced microphone input with phantom power disabled; the passive dynamic capsule needs no external voltage.

What part of the ND76 will need replacement after heavy stage use?

The Memraflex grille resists dents, but the internal shock-mounted capsule can wear over time and is not user-serviceable.

At what output level does the ND76 start to compress on loud vocals?

The capsule handles peaks above 140 dB SPL before audible distortion appears.

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