Amazon[amazon.com] has The Singing Machine Microphone w/ 10.5' Cord & 6.3mm Plug & 3.5mm Adapter for $2.52. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has The Singing Machine Microphone w/ 10.5' Cord & 6.3mm Plug & 3.5mm Adapter for $2.52. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
80 to dynamic 12K range, is a bit compressed for pro work (Lacking some bass and high end). It's cheap $ and I'm no "audiophile"; but it's only for non-serious uses. See the review and decide for yourself. If you are progressing as a singer then I would look for better rated mics under $100. Shure has a $40 on the cheap; fine for instruments. A 57 and your own wind blocker would work for many things. Shure SM58 B for the fineest vocal nuances. And they have a broadcaster type mic for deep voice too. And there are many more brand options.
So, if you grab this for the price then that's good; but don't expect it to be fuller range, workhorse standard or anything like that.
Last edited by NeoSlick April 27, 2024 at 12:08 PM.
80 to dynamic 12K range, is a bit compressed for pro work (Lacking some bass and high end). It's cheap $ and I'm no "audiophile"; but it's only for non-serious uses. See the review and decide for yourself. If you are progressing as a singer then I would look for better rated mics under $100. Shure has a $40 on the cheap; fine for instruments. A 57 and your own wind blocker would work for many things. Shure SM58 B for the fineest vocal nuances. And they have a broadcaster type mic for deep voice too. And there are many more brand options.
So, if you grab this for the price then that's good; but don't expect it to be fuller range, workhorse standard or anything like that.
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80 to dynamic 12K range, is a bit compressed for pro work (Lacking some bass and high end). It's cheap $ and I'm no "audiophile"; but it's only for non-serious uses. See the review and decide for yourself. If you are progressing as a singer then I would look for better rated mics under $100. Shure has a $40 on the cheap; fine for instruments. A 57 and your own wind blocker would work for many things. Shure SM58 B for the fineest vocal nuances. And they have a broadcaster type mic for deep voice too. And there are many more brand options.
So, if you grab this for the price then that's good; but don't expect it to be fuller range, workhorse standard or anything like that.
80 to dynamic 12K range, is a bit compressed for pro work (Lacking some bass and high end). It's cheap $ and I'm no "audiophile"; but it's only for non-serious uses. See the review and decide for yourself. If you are progressing as a singer then I would look for better rated mics under $100. Shure has a $40 on the cheap; fine for instruments. A 57 and your own wind blocker would work for many things. Shure SM58 B for the fineest vocal nuances. And they have a broadcaster type mic for deep voice too. And there are many more brand options.
So, if you grab this for the price then that's good; but don't expect it to be fuller range, workhorse standard or anything like that.
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