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    shure beta 58
    Cheers,
    Aarren

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    Cockroaches & Keith Richards
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    Audio Technica ATM410 if no phantom power

    Audio Technica AE3300 if phantom power available
    Red ones are better.

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    The rehab years
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    The results!

    351 views and 11 replies means either not many of forumites gig or aren't really bothered about the mics they use.

    Sennheiser and Shure are the most popular brands but no clear model winner.

    Erictheweary SM58 copy
    Thebeagle Senn 835
    ESblonde Beta 57
    Koneguitarist SM58
    Jalapeno Senn 835
    Samgoldshark AKG D5
    Stickyfiddle SM58
    Danny1969 Senn E945
    Maltings Senn E845
    Mowlie Beta 58
    Timmyo Audio Technica ATM410

    351 views 11 replies

    Sennheiser 4 (835 x2 945 x1 845 x1)
    Shure 4 (SM58 x2 Beta 58 x1 Beta 57 x1)
    Akg 1 D5
    Audio Technica 1 ATM410
    Other 1

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    Spam Apparatchik
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    Should add that I used to use a Shure SM58, but we found the Sennhieser 8xx series is seemingly much more resistant to feedback.
    Quote Originally Posted by paultheoneyoulove View Post
    Cream chicken head knobs.

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    The ill-advised world music album
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    I think it's fair to say most people don't get a chance to try different mics so just buy on recommendations. I got my first SM58 cos it was recommended by the singer of the first serious band I joined. He got his first 58 cos the local music shop told him it was what they used on Top of the Pops ...... which was kinda funny in the eighties because nobody sang live on TOTP's back then anyway. In the eighties and nineties everybody used Shure dynamics for everything on the local pub \ club scene live scene

    Now I see a lot of Senn mics for vocals and a lot of Audix mic's for drums and guitars

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