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mic question
vocal mic question : i use a seinnheiser mic for my vocals[equivalent to an SM57] thru a soloamp. is this a good mic? it was given to me awhile ago. don't know much about vocal mics...thanks.
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What is is the model number for the Sennheiser mic?
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Sting uses a Sennheiser and loves it. What is your model?
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How does it sound? Unless you are appearing on the Tonight Show (and they will have better mics available) you are probably just fine. |
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Sennheiser make great mics but without a model number it’s a bit hard to have a specific opinion!
Basically 800 series is sort of equivalent to the Shure SM. The 900 series is more like the Beta range. I prefer the e945 to the Beta 58 by a long way. If it sounds good to you it’s probably all good!
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it is an 835 . you guys are probably right ,it works and never had any problems. i just know mics.
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The e835 is a solid mic. Retail is around $100, and sale prices go for around $89. Some retailers have a 3 pack deal for $280 with cables and stands. They compare favorably to the Shure SM58 with a little boost in the midrange and less muddy sounding in the lower midrange.
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thank you folks!!
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I've used the 835 for years with good success. I recently upgraded to the 945 and like it a bit better but the 835 will serve you well!
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These are workhorse mics. Like the sm57/58.
They sound good and are durable. You can certainly pay more for a better sound. You can always pay more for a better sound. ha.. |