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Behringer XM8500, Shure Beta 87A, Shure SM-57, Shure SM-58, Beyerdynamic M 160
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Behringer XM8500
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- Excerpt: If you are on a budget and looking for low cost vocal mics for a practice space, etc, I would highly recommend this model.
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Shure Beta 87A
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- Excerpt: The shure Beta 87A has a three phase pop filter that will almost complete take away all of your breath and pop sounds. I have dealt with may Shure Microphones over the last 25 years and I have never had the satisfaction that I have had with the Beta 87 A. It has completely blown me away, its warm and smooth. The value of this microphone is great...
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Shure SM-57
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- Excerpt: There are some drawbacks to consider about the SM57. While it does not need phantom power, it does need a lot of gain at the preamp when recording softer sounds. That can bring in more noise from the preamp (the Mic itself is generally quiet). The SM57, as mentioned before, does not capture the very low or very high frequencies as well as con...
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Shure SM-58
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- Excerpt: The mic is very precise with the sound, you may have to cut out some of the lower end frequencies with it, depending on how close you are to the mic and how deep your voice is. That was the only issue that I had when using this mic. I didn?t try any models prior to this one, I think I might have use a cheap radio shack mic 1 time but when I got ...
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Beyerdynamic M 160
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- Excerpt: The Beyer Dynamic M 160 comes with a small case to carry it in and a microhpone clip. The M 160 seems to be pretty fragile though, I wouldn?t take my chances with dropping it. I do wish it came with a hard case to protect it more when we have other gear around it when moving it from place to place. The M 160 only cost us around 500 dollars a... [ read more on Audiofanzine ] Bottom Line?
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