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- Manufacturer: Beyerdynamic
- Model: TG-X 58
- Series: TG
- Category: Dynamic Microphones
- Other names:tg x 58, tgx58, tg x58, tgx58
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MGR/TubedriverBeyerdynamic TGX-58 Microphone
Published on 03/24/02 at 15:00I have been reviewing this unit as a replacement for my Shure SM58 which bit the dust some time back (only 3 years old!). This unit costs about $270 AUD which is considerably cheaper than the recommended retail price of a SM58!
This mic is a good performer. It has a nice even top end and a fair bit more sizzle than a '58. It seems to take less "effort" to sing with this mic. I could plug it in with only minor adjustments to my monitoring and FOH settings. It also recorded quite nicely. It would be decent as a hand held for a female singer as it is quite light. It also looks good.
It doesnt take close hard vocal as well as a '58. I like to sing very close to the mic and this...…
This mic is a good performer. It has a nice even top end and a fair bit more sizzle than a '58. It seems to take less "effort" to sing with this mic. I could plug it in with only minor adjustments to my monitoring and FOH settings. It also recorded quite nicely. It would be decent as a hand held for a female singer as it is quite light. It also looks good.
It doesnt take close hard vocal as well as a '58. I like to sing very close to the mic and this...…
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I have been reviewing this unit as a replacement for my Shure SM58 which bit the dust some time back (only 3 years old!). This unit costs about $270 AUD which is considerably cheaper than the recommended retail price of a SM58!
This mic is a good performer. It has a nice even top end and a fair bit more sizzle than a '58. It seems to take less "effort" to sing with this mic. I could plug it in with only minor adjustments to my monitoring and FOH settings. It also recorded quite nicely. It would be decent as a hand held for a female singer as it is quite light. It also looks good.
It doesnt take close hard vocal as well as a '58. I like to sing very close to the mic and this seemed to "push" it a little too much. Backing off has its own issues such as feedback etc. which is a problem in some places we play that have less than desirable acoustic qualities. This mic also has an on/off switch which didnt seem to function properly when I first plugged it in. After a couple of clicks it worked ok but that didnt give me an immediate good impression. You can screw the on/off switch down to lock it, but I dunno....I always associate on/off switches with cheaper mics for some reason. I swapped back and forth between the sm58 and this mic quite often, and found that although the sm58 did sound a little duller, I could seem to get more out of it when required.
It is quite light, a nice soft lacquer coating (black) and comes with a solid clip to mount on a stand. Looks nice.
This mic is quite nice. I didnt keep it because we did have a couple of problems due to all the other guys using sm58's so its probably best I keep to the same thing.
The Beyer would be a great mic for anyone starting up a PA system or for a backup. I didnt try it on instruments so no comment there.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
This mic is a good performer. It has a nice even top end and a fair bit more sizzle than a '58. It seems to take less "effort" to sing with this mic. I could plug it in with only minor adjustments to my monitoring and FOH settings. It also recorded quite nicely. It would be decent as a hand held for a female singer as it is quite light. It also looks good.
It doesnt take close hard vocal as well as a '58. I like to sing very close to the mic and this seemed to "push" it a little too much. Backing off has its own issues such as feedback etc. which is a problem in some places we play that have less than desirable acoustic qualities. This mic also has an on/off switch which didnt seem to function properly when I first plugged it in. After a couple of clicks it worked ok but that didnt give me an immediate good impression. You can screw the on/off switch down to lock it, but I dunno....I always associate on/off switches with cheaper mics for some reason. I swapped back and forth between the sm58 and this mic quite often, and found that although the sm58 did sound a little duller, I could seem to get more out of it when required.
It is quite light, a nice soft lacquer coating (black) and comes with a solid clip to mount on a stand. Looks nice.
This mic is quite nice. I didnt keep it because we did have a couple of problems due to all the other guys using sm58's so its probably best I keep to the same thing.
The Beyer would be a great mic for anyone starting up a PA system or for a backup. I didnt try it on instruments so no comment there.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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Porridge14Published on 01/18/03 at 14:15 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Dynamic microphone versatile enough. I use it for the stage and recordings, mainly of the vote.
OVERALL OPINION
This is a great microphone. To compare with other dynamic mics, I'd say I find it much better (the voice) that the Sennheiser. I especially like his sharp, nor too low (even with a windscreen) or too aggressive. For the price (100 euros, I think), I certainly would do the same choice!
OVERALL OPINION
This is a great microphone. To compare with other dynamic mics, I'd say I find it much better (the voice) that the Sennheiser. I especially like his sharp, nor too low (even with a windscreen) or too aggressive. For the price (100 euros, I think), I certainly would do the same choice!
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PlbinoPublished on 04/25/08 at 01:53 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
I use it to conduct interviews to replace a Shure SM58, the hit "soft" body + an off button lock, the presence of a much better voice, sound at hand is comparable, in clear I no longer use the SM58 for this function it replaces ..... plus I paid 33 euros on Ebay!! 90 euros nine ... but with the falling dollar, the risk of being beaten shure in price!
OVERALL OPINION
A very good value for money .... to buy without hesitation
OVERALL OPINION
A very good value for money .... to buy without hesitation
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