All user reviews of 4/5 for the Audix OM7

The OM7 comes with a carrying pouch and a clip, it is well built and has a good finish to it that will make it hard to scratch or scuff. The Audix OM7 is a great live microphone, it is very natural and warm sounding while keeping the external noise at bay. The OM7 was made to be more for a singer, but it can be used for a DJ as well. You can turn this baby up to the max and don’t have to worry about any feedback, which is crucial in a live setting where there are so many other things going on. I have owned this microphone for about two years now and it has been a gem to me. I have used it on tons of different occasions and in different settings and it sounds amazing with no feedback! This microphone has become the main microphone that I recommend to vocal list now and with groups that I DJ for now use the OM7. The Audix OM7 is by far the best vocal microphone for this price range that you will find.


OVERALL OPINION

You can not go wrong with the Audix OM7 vocal microphone. If you are in a live setting and want a microphone that you can crank up and keep feedback out of the picture then this one is for you. Or even if you are a strong voiced person and have a softer voice or make a different type of music. It will still bring your vocals through crystal clear and warm. I am very happy that I have purchased this microphone a while back and I will continue to use it as one of my main microphones. I will be purchasing another one of these in the near future.

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OVERALL OPINION

I have not much experience of the stage microphones to really compare, but:

- Much better than an SM58, obviously, and its kind of bump in the midrange cartoner
- I acquired a Beyer TGX 60 but if he had a warm and silky sound it made too deaf to my voice, difficult to break through the mix

The sound here is precise and can cut through the mix quite easily. Very good intelligibility. on the other hand it requires a good investment and does not tolerate too much change from this point of view! He collects fine mouths ...

Attention he needs a good preamp in the ass! I have an LA-610 (75db gain) and I shoot a lot! The 610 magnifies this kind of dynamics of a very nice way! I also have an SPL Gain Station with Lundahl transformer (93 db gain!) And there is quiet! If you have a Blue Tube will be too low for this microphone, in my opinion!

A default for me: the grip is not terrible! the body diameter is too small, and expanding the latter to the head is too progressive so it tends to slide if you have sweaty palms!