Electro-Voice Handheld with ND86 Head, 488-524MHz

Experience professional-grade wireless sound with the Electro-Voice Handheld microphone featuring the ND86 head and a 488-524MHz UHF transmission range. Designed for performers, presenters, and venues that demand reliable, high-quality vocal reproduction, this handheld mic delivers clear, natural voice pickup with exceptional feedback control. The ND86 head is a recognized EV standard for smooth tonal balance, strong off-axis rejection, and consistent proximity effect, making it an ideal choice for live performances, corporate events, houses of worship, and broadcast environments. Built to withstand the rigors of touring and daily use, this system combines robust construction with intuitive operation, enabling you to focus on your performance rather than managing the technical details. Whether you’re on stage, in the studio, or delivering a keynote, this Electro-Voice handheld mic delivers dependable wireless performance and a presence that keeps your voice at the forefront of the mix.

• ND86 head for premium vocal clarity — The ND86 dynamic mic head is engineered to deliver warm, natural vocal reproduction with consistent tonal balance across a range of voices. Its design supports smooth proximity effect control and strong on-stage intelligibility, helping every word cut through the mix without harsh peaks or sibilance. The result is a professional vocal tone that sits beautifully in the house mix, whether you’re singing softly or belting out a chorus.
• 488-524MHz UHF frequency range for reliable wireless performance — Operating in the UHF band provides expanded channel options and reduced interference compared with VHF systems. The 488-524MHz window helps maintain a stable RF link in crowded multi-channel environments such as concert venues, conferences, and houses of worship. This range supports consistent sound even as stage actions, crowd movement, and equipment create RF activity, so you stay in control of your performance.
• Rugged, ergonomic handheld design built for endurance — The handheld transmitter is crafted for long nights on tour and fast-paced stage work. Its ergonomic shape fits naturally in the grip, reducing fatigue during extended performances. A durable finish stands up to daily handling, while the microphone head remains securely mounted, ensuring reliable operation even after drops, bumps, or vigorous movement on stage.
• Easy setup and reliable pairing with Electro-Voice receivers — This handheld mic is designed for straightforward integration into an EV wireless system. Channel selection, synchronization, and setup are streamlined to minimize setup time between rehearsals and shows. A clear indicator informs you of status and helps you quickly locate a clean channel, so you can focus on delivering your performance rather than configuring gear.
• Versatile for a wide range of live applications — From concerts and theatre performances to corporate presentations, sports broadcasts, and worship services, the Electro-Voice handheld with ND86 head adapts to diverse vocal styles and environments. Its combination of a dynamic ND86 element and a robust UHF link makes it a dependable choice for professionals who demand clarity, presence, and reliability, night after night.

Technical Details of Electro-Voice Handheld with ND86 Head, 488-524MHz

• Frequency Range: 488-524 MHz (UHF) — Provides multiple channel options in environments with RF activity.
• Transmitter Type: Handheld wireless microphone — Designed for mobility and fast stage setup.
• Microphone Head: ND86 dynamic head — Delivers warm, natural vocal reproduction with strong feedback rejection.
• Form Factor: Handheld microphone compatible with Electro-Voice wireless ecosystems — Built to pair seamlessly with EV receivers for reliable performance.
• Intended Use: Live performances, presentations, corporate events, houses of worship, and broadcast applications — Optimized for vocal clarity and stage presence.

How to install Electro-Voice Handheld with ND86 Head, 488-524MHz

Follow these steps to set up and start using your Electro-Voice handheld microphone with ND86 head in a typical venue environment:

• Unpack and inspect the microphone and receiver components to ensure there are no signs of damage and that all connections are intact.
• Attach the ND86 head securely to the handheld transmitter, ensuring the head is firmly seated and aligned for optimal sound pickup.
• Power on the receiver and handheld transmitter. Use the receiver’s channel search or scan function to identify an available, interference-free channel within the 488-524MHz range.
• Sync the handheld transmitter to the selected receiver channel. Confirm that both units show a solid link and that the transmit LED indicates an active connection.
• Adjust the mic gain and input level at the mixer or stage box to achieve a clean signal with minimal distortion. Perform a quick sound check, test different speaking and singing levels, and fine-tune as needed for the venue and voice type.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What frequency range does this microphone cover?
  A: It operates in the 488-524 MHz UHF band, offering multiple channels to accommodate RF activity in venues with many wireless devices.
• Q: What is the ND86 head?
  A: The ND86 is a dynamic microphone head used by Electro-Voice systems to deliver warm, natural vocal sound with reliable feedback rejection and consistent performance across different vocal styles.
• Q: Is this handheld compatible with other brands' receivers?
  A: This mic is designed to work within Electro-Voice wireless ecosystems. Compatibility with non-EV receivers varies; refer to your equipment’s specifications and consult EV support for integration guidance.
• Q: Can the channel be adjusted during a performance?
  A: Yes. Use the receiver’s channel selection or auto-scan feature to switch channels if RF interference is detected, ensuring the best possible signal.
• Q: What environments is this microphone best suited for?
  A: It excels in live performances, conferences, houses of worship, corporate events, and broadcast scenarios where clear vocal intelligibility and dependable wireless operation are essential.