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Published on 06/20/11 at 14:51Dynamic type microphone for voice, guitar amp plug and toms.
freq: 50hz to 16 Khz
for the rest, see their file on the site of Beyerdnamique.
The microphone is a correct weight (320 gr) and looks pretty robust.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two days (one studio and a concert setting):
Studio:
I plugged in to adjust my effects pedal (boss ve prepared 20 concert) and do some comparison tests with the Shure SM 58 (all connected to a sound card EDIROL FA 66 and in front of Fostex PM 2 MK 2 + fostex sub).
I first sang in the Shure Beyer and I plugged the ... and boom! 6 db more!
As a result, I put the same level of volume:
The Beyer is much "cleaner", especially in the bass.
Which is sung at the bottom (test: With or Without you-U2) or High (Show Must Go On-Queen) the sound is warmer than the shure.
In concert:
Good balance and no feedback with distortion effects into the microphone, it's a great test (even a very high level of return ... and I mean very high level ... it's very hard ! I have halved Rock concert ...).
In general, the voice was good in the mix it is a low volume of voice or by pushing a little (compressor pedal set quiet ...)
Apparently taking on guitar amp, it looks nice: I test it soon with an RME.
I did not really find faults (it's been two days that I have). The only permanent use would be very close to the microphone, but this technology is also that there is no feedback and you soon ... all times, watch out for popping, but it's manageable.
I compared as was the Shure SM 58. I have often sung on stage a. The Beta 87 Beta 87 is sharper, but picks up everything that passes is a normal static). For more Rock my world, I prefer the Beyer live.
I Touched a 195 euros Bs in Music (Arras), this choice I would do (after 2 days) ... so has the strength to see but I'm not too worried.
freq: 50hz to 16 Khz
for the rest, see their file on the site of Beyerdnamique.
The microphone is a correct weight (320 gr) and looks pretty robust.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two days (one studio and a concert setting):
Studio:
I plugged in to adjust my effects pedal (boss ve prepared 20 concert) and do some comparison tests with the Shure SM 58 (all connected to a sound card EDIROL FA 66 and in front of Fostex PM 2 MK 2 + fostex sub).
I first sang in the Shure Beyer and I plugged the ... and boom! 6 db more!
As a result, I put the same level of volume:
The Beyer is much "cleaner", especially in the bass.
Which is sung at the bottom (test: With or Without you-U2) or High (Show Must Go On-Queen) the sound is warmer than the shure.
In concert:
Good balance and no feedback with distortion effects into the microphone, it's a great test (even a very high level of return ... and I mean very high level ... it's very hard ! I have halved Rock concert ...).
In general, the voice was good in the mix it is a low volume of voice or by pushing a little (compressor pedal set quiet ...)
Apparently taking on guitar amp, it looks nice: I test it soon with an RME.
I did not really find faults (it's been two days that I have). The only permanent use would be very close to the microphone, but this technology is also that there is no feedback and you soon ... all times, watch out for popping, but it's manageable.
I compared as was the Shure SM 58. I have often sung on stage a. The Beta 87 Beta 87 is sharper, but picks up everything that passes is a normal static). For more Rock my world, I prefer the Beyer live.
I Touched a 195 euros Bs in Music (Arras), this choice I would do (after 2 days) ... so has the strength to see but I'm not too worried.