Thank you for viewing. This is an Electro-Voice N/D468 dynamic microphone. I purchased it used about 10 years ago, but I haven't used it much. It's a microphone with a retro look and a cute form with a yellow line. The holder was once damaged. I glued it with super glue and reinforced it with black vinyl tape. Also, the urethane that was on the holder has deteriorated and is gone, so it feels a little loose. When using it, instead of screwing the microphone into the holder, I think you can prevent further damage by inserting the microphone into the semicircular part of the holder. I cleaned it with anhydrous ethanol, etc., and checked the operation before listing it. Compared to the SHURE SM58, the 468 has a higher gain and a punchier sound overall. It has a good low-end push and a prominent mid-range, so I think it's good for toms, acoustic guitars, and electric guitars. Also, the high frequencies around 10kHz have the crisp feel common to Electro-Voice equipment in general. I had another 468, so I compared them. I don't feel any particular difference in sound. I will ship it via Takkyubin Compact. The following is a reprint: Designed for wind instruments, drums, acoustic and electric guitars, it features a uniform directivity and a smooth high-end extension, capturing the nuances of the instrument without missing anything. The unique pivot design allows for optimal positioning and free microphone arrangement, and also provides excellent separation from other instruments. Applications: Commercial facilities, portable SR systems, fixed installations, concert sound systems, broadcasting stations Element: Dynamic (N/Dym magnetic structure) Frequency response (ON): 30-22,000Hz Frequency response (OFF): 60-22,000Hz Polar pattern: Supercardioid Sensitivity (open circuit voltage): 3.1mV/pa Output level (0dB=1mW/pa): -50.2dB Dynamic range: 144dB Equivalent noise (0dB=20μpa): 14dB A-weighted Impedance: 350Ω Connector: 3pin XLR type Polarity: 2hot Finish: Matte black Length: 145mm Maximum diameter: 51mm Weight: 190g