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Chris Martins
Published on 10/12/08 at 00:37
Cardioid dynamic microphone. Copy t-bone of the series shure 58. Listening to it is really very close BETA58A, then set off on this comparison ...
OVERALL OPINION
From the outset we note that the difference is incredibly minimal compared to the original. Only the gain of the microphone is a little bit down compared to the original, but there is talk of only 1 or 2 dBs barely noticeable then. I have found by analyzing the curves of a test on the two pickups in parallel, since I also have a BETA58A 2005. A choice, I would only T-bone, however I took two and I'll recommend two more next month for the resumption of my group of different musicians on stage (with an apparent SCT200 excellent micro as well). The strength we'll see in time, but hey at 40 €, we must break out of 4 anyway to compensate for the price of a single 58a, I have a doubt that it is not profitable in the long term and we do not tend to throw our stuff against the wall, suddenly I do not have too much to worry about.
OVERALL OPINION
From the outset we note that the difference is incredibly minimal compared to the original. Only the gain of the microphone is a little bit down compared to the original, but there is talk of only 1 or 2 dBs barely noticeable then. I have found by analyzing the curves of a test on the two pickups in parallel, since I also have a BETA58A 2005. A choice, I would only T-bone, however I took two and I'll recommend two more next month for the resumption of my group of different musicians on stage (with an apparent SCT200 excellent micro as well). The strength we'll see in time, but hey at 40 €, we must break out of 4 anyway to compensate for the price of a single 58a, I have a doubt that it is not profitable in the long term and we do not tend to throw our stuff against the wall, suddenly I do not have too much to worry about.