Detail 01
Cardioid polar pattern
The handheld transmitter uses a cardioid microphone capsule.

Independent shopping perspective
Designed for vocalists and presenters who want a handheld wireless format, the XSW 2-835-A centers on Sennheiser’s e 835 Evolution dynamic capsule. Its cardioid pattern and described feedback rejection suit pressure-filled live work, while the true-diversity receiver is built for stable signal transmission. Use it as a quick all-in-one system or access manual controls from the LCD display, including configuration of up to 12 compatible UHF channels. The metal receiver and included rackmount kit also suit mobile or rack-installed rigs.

Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The handheld transmitter uses a cardioid microphone capsule.
Detail 02
The system’s receiver is specified as true diversity for stable signal transmission.
Detail 03
The transmitter uses two AA batteries, with a listed runtime of 10 hours.
Detail 04
The receiver has a metal housing and can be installed using the included rackmount kit.
Detail 05
This is the listed operating frequency-response range for the system.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The handheld transmitter uses an e 835 Evolution dynamic microphone capsule.
Up to 12 compatible UHF channels can be manually configured from the LCD display.
Yes. The receiver has a metal housing, is rackmountable, and includes a rackmount kit.
It uses two AA batteries and has a listed battery runtime of 10 hours.
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