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victhebigPublished on 01/19/07 at 12:47 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Dynamic microphone, mid-range (semi-pro)
dedicated to the voice - singing
OVERALL OPINION
I just bought it, and compared to my old microwave ...
be low, the huge power output!
Problems identified in the first days (not irreparable): strong feedback in the vicinity of the gear, touch / move during registration is not desirable, get too going to break the saturation dégué ...
in all, I am satisfied, for 49 euros and I had the cable clamp.
Let's not be snobbish, it's a good mic for home studio.
PS If your voice sounds bad with the PG58, may be there no voice?10
luchogiePublished on 10/19/08 at 00:28 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Such as PG57
OVERALL OPINION
I used it once for a concert and recording. I am surprised that the PG57
ale of great advice and the PG58 is hated. These are the same pickups. We can make
good face, just know how to sing. Given the price of OCCAZ is a great deal.20- FP UserPublished on 10/31/08 at 16:00It's a mic, it's pretty straight forward. Easy on/off switch, durable xlr cable. Total package for the home artist.
$60 USD
OVERALL OPINION
Good sound quality, gets rid of a considerable amount of noice during the recording process. A little fuzzy at times if the connection is somewhat compromised. Recommend a preamp with this, it really brings out the warmth and the richness of the vocals.
Plug and go capability. It doesn't get much easier than that.
A tough, rugged microphone, could probably withstand the rigors of a tour of any size, a very respectably built product, durable, long lasting, and surprisingly heavy!
I gotta love my mic, it's what ultimately lets the people hear…Read moreIt's a mic, it's pretty straight forward. Easy on/off switch, durable xlr cable. Total package for the home artist.
$60 USD
OVERALL OPINION
Good sound quality, gets rid of a considerable amount of noice during the recording process. A little fuzzy at times if the connection is somewhat compromised. Recommend a preamp with this, it really brings out the warmth and the richness of the vocals.
Plug and go capability. It doesn't get much easier than that.
A tough, rugged microphone, could probably withstand the rigors of a tour of any size, a very respectably built product, durable, long lasting, and surprisingly heavy!
I gotta love my mic, it's what ultimately lets the people hear my voice. I can have all the beats in the world, and still have no one to hear me, if I didn't have a mic. A must for those recording on a budget.
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