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It could work, but it would also pick up more background noise. If you are planning to by one anyway then it's worth a try. omnipotent

OK where to start, First by no means is the sm57 the best mic, depending on what quality, what price and what you want most from the mic determins what is best for you. Sm57's are good on snare's and toms, it's also good on guitar and live vocals, but if you want a mic that will be great for...

I would just like to re-say how happy i am with my twin reverb, it's in mint condition and sounds great. Also Dady-O my twin has built in Vibrato. Chow,

Tube Screamer or the new one... (i don't know what it is called, nor have i tested it but it looks good, and the tube screamer is mad) check em out at www.ibanez.com

I've got a 70's twin reverb, i don't know the price or how it compares, but it goes very loud, sounds amazing and i have never heard a bad word seid about it from anyone who has played on it.

carl james, For micing a snare use a 57, a popular mic for the kick would be a AKG D112 and for over heads you should look at a condensor or a super flat dynamic. I could be wrong, and please someone correct me if i am, but i don't think the 58 will be much use for micing drums as a room mic...

Hay S8-n, When you take the pop filter off a 58 does it make it the same as a 57 (no pop filter/ extended bass)?

Hi, If you are looking for a single condensor mic that will sound good on vocals and drums, then you should look at a rode NT2 or NT1, i ve heard the NT2 and it sounds really good; definatly value for money. CHOW...