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Shure 55sh 2???

i have an older mic and its a Shure 55sh series 2... one like Johnny Cash used when u see something with him singing...

can anyone tell me about these mics? i mean i've read about them online, but i want personal experiences...

i'd like to know things like if their good to mic an instrument amp with or not..just different things to do and not to do...


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It has kind of a pronounced roll off on the high end. It works well if that is OK with you. I used one for guitars, vox and tried it on a kick drum once. Wouldn't be my first choice for any of those things, but it might if I were recording an old school type country band or someone who wanted to go with a kind of lo-fi vibe.
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Great mojo, not so great sound...needs plenty of gain and often feedsback when it gets it. Might be okay for a quieter gig, I wouldn't use it for recording unless it's all I had.
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