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N/D357 Documentation
Electro-Voice N/D357
Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone
The N/D357 was an early handheld vocal mic from Electro-Voice’s Neodymium series. It was replaced in the product line by the N/D367, which offered slightly higher sensitivity (3 mV/Pa) and lower noise (14 dBA).
The 357 offered several features that were retained in later designs:
- Elastomeric Warm-Grip™ handle
- Windscreen bumper
- Shockmounted dynamic element
- Built-in Acoustifoam™ pop filter
- Supercardioid pickup pattern (produces more gain before feedback)
The mic’s frequency response changed with proximity to the source — within 12 inches, “proximity” effect caused up to 18dB of boost below 500Hz. Electro-Voice described this response as “tailored to provide bass boost without the boominess of many directional microphones.”
The Electro-Voice N/D357 is also known as: N/D357, N/D357S.
Specifications
| Pickup Patterns | Pads & Filters |
|---|---|
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Supercardioid
(2.2 mV/Pa mV/Pa; 25 - 20,000) |
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| Coil Diameter | Impedance | SPL/Noise |
|---|---|---|
| n/a | 150 Ohms (Low) | SPL n/a |
| Weight | Length | Max Diameter | Interface(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200g (7.05oz) | 181mm (7.13'') | n/a |
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| Power Specifications |
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