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| Name | 5 Best Microphones For Singers - Live Vocal Mics From £50 - £150 |
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| Video Discription | Sam & Meg check out 5 of the best dynamic vocal microphones that you can get for between £50 - £150. Find out more at PMT Online... Shure PGA-58: https://bit.ly/3GyvNSd SE Electronics V7: https://bit.ly/3moGVca Sennheiser e835: https://bit.ly/2ZKXztY Lewitt-Audio MTP 550 DM: https://bit.ly/3GvfwNQ Shure SM58: https://bit.ly/3pLDMp2 Shure Beta 58A: https://bit.ly/2ZsoASB 00:00 What Are Our Top 5 Best Microphones For Singers? 01:35 Shure PGA-58 Features & Demo 03:37 SE Electronics V7 Features & Demo 05:48 Sennheiser e835 Features & Demo 07:13 Lewitt-Audio MTP550 Features & Demo 09:04 Shure Beta 58A Features & Demo 11:29 Best Live Vocal Microphones Comparison Demo 12:50 Where To Buy The Best Microphones For Singers Sam's voice was also recorded using a Rode LavGo lavalier microphone: https://bit.ly/3jLkU5S In this microphone buying guide we taking a look at 5 of the best vocal microphones for singers that you can pick up for between £50 to £150. All of the mics in this video are dynamic microphones, which means that they’re tougher and more durable than studio condenser microphones, plus they’re less prone to feedback on stage and they can handle higher sound pressure levels without distorting, so they’ll handle even the loudest of singers. Unlike condenser microphones, these don’t require phantom power, so they’ll work easily with any system, and they’re all designed to be either handheld or to fit into a standard microphone clip, which they all come supplied with. So all this means that they’re ideal for both lead and backing singers, and because dynamic mics are kind of a jack-of-all trade microphones, they can be pretty multi-purpose so could also be used for miking up other sound sources such as snare drums or guitar amps at a gig. So if you’re looking for an affordable, but pro quality microphone for a singer, starting at around £50 we've got 5 great options from the likes of Shure, SE Electronics, Sennheiser and Lewitt-Audio, so take quick look and listen here with PMTVUK and pick one up at your nearest Professional Music Technology store. __________________________________________________________ Subscribe to PMTVUK: https://www.youtube.com/c/PMTVUK?sub_confirmation=1 Find us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/PMTHouseOfRock/ https://twitter.com/pmthouseofrock https://www.instagram.com/pmthouseofrock https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pmthouseofrock/ Find Your Local PMT Store: https://bit.ly/2KdwOXn [RUXpyd3yEwU] |
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