All user reviews for the Beyerdynamic TG-X 60

The TG X 60 by Beyer Dynamic is a dynamic mic that is specifically designed for large drums. It has a very large dynamic capsule, so that it can respond better to the long wavelengths of bass frequencies. It is a cardioid polar pattern. There is no switchable pattern, and there is no pad for higher SPL's. There is also no low frequency filter, since the goal of this mic is to capture them. The mic connects with a standard XLR audio cable. The mic definitely has a tailored frequency response. There is definitely a bump in the low frequency area from 50Hz to maybe 200Hz. The mids seemed to be scooped out a bit until around 2-3k, and at that point there is definitely a spike. That is probably to help bring out the click; in a kick drum to help it cut through in a mix instead of just sounding muffled and washed out. You could use this as your studio kick drum mic, and also as a live one.


OVERALL OPINION

I have had this for years, and I still haven't decided if I like this or AKG's D112 more. They are the same price, so it's an easy comparison to make. The TG usually ends up with a sound that is beefier and has more weight to it, but it is often harder to get it to cut through in a mix than a kick recorded with the D112. Another nice use I have found for this mic is miking a bass amp. If you combine that signal with a DI signal from the bass, you can just use the miked signal to serve as the bottom end, and then use the crisp DI signal for the top. The result is a well balanced bass sound that won't turn to mush in a mix. It doesn’t cost much, so the price is low for a very nice kick sound. Gets my seal of approval.

Dynamic microphone, primarily for voice over scne.
Robust construction, enjoyable handling (everything is polished) and lightweight. A rubber band can be color chang makes case for your microphone, among others (if there are several identical MODELS in your group )

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Used for 2 years. T he had specially recommended by a seller (the store Microphone Paris). APRS testing and comparison, including the SM58, there really is no comparison! A ct serves as the SM58 toy (at the same time, it's a microphone that does not sound ...).
With TGX-60, the bass is well Submitted Dfine and the spectrum is well respected and enhances voice. It is IDAL fminines for voice, but also works well with men trs. However, for the gentlemen, TGX-80 is recommended as more suited plutt ...

Dynamic vocal microphone East, without switch.
A little bulky but pluttlger, enjoyable touch.
The output level is lv: live, it helps avoid excessive shoot pramplis inconvnients with all it brings (breath, distortion, feedback)

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for several months, and rptition concert (pop-rock). He stands well in noisy environments: some feedback.
Its great quality is not to be neutral. He seems to be pens to compensate for losses of some frquences live: a bump in the lower mdium prsence strengthens the voice, and probably another 10K is to "pass" harmonics even when a play loud! Suffice to say that I am trs, trs happy with this microphone. It is my voice in value and that is all requests. Fair price for a nice well thought out tool. There is a version with switch: TGX-61.

- What kind of microphone?
Dynamic mic for vocals

OVERALL OPINION

- How long have you use it?
1year and a half since RPET and Live (Hard Rock)
- What is the particular feature you like best and least?
The +: his "potato" shape, aspect gnral.
the -: the support that comes with the slightest shock leaves wildly down the microphone!
- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
Shure PG58, Shure SM58, Shure SM86, Beyer TG-X58
- How do you report qualitprix?
Good
- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
Without hsitations!