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im getting the shure i jus wanna know about this one for a basic backup vocal recorder.



Sony FV420

Highly suitable for professional vocalists with wide dynamic range and superior voice projection

Wide, clear, natural sound reproduction without colouration for highest sound purity

Cannon connector is a professional standard that provides durable and reliable connections and is renowned for quality among professional musicians

High power Alnico magnet for powerful sound reproduction

OFC wire for durability, reliability and enriched sound reproduction

Gold-plated plug for maximum conductivity and minimum noise that results in enriched sound reproduction

Built-in on/off switch lets you turn the microphone off using the same hand that holds it
 

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It's a $40 cheapie dynamic....

Is it good? The question then becomes "good for what?"

I'm sure it makes a good "color" mic.....


Generally, for the many cheap products that actually put the word "professional" on the fascia, it's a good bet that they aren't...!
 
Colour... as in "colours the sound..."

Any mic or device that is used specifically to produce an obvious coloration of the sound....

Ex... I needed a really lo-fi sounding vocal, so I used that cheap Sony mic to give me that "color"....
 
Just in case no one mentioned it. Its a low end live performance vocal mic better suited for stage work than studio work. I have a similar AT mic I paid about $80 for and I should went for the SM57 instead. If your a singer doing Kari-Choke-me then it probably fine, but Don't be surprised if its boomie though...

The definition of Color= Strange characterization of undesireable sonic corruption. Often used in describing what to do with something you paid for that sounds like crap.


SoMm
 
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