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Miseria_Cantare,
I have had a Behringer B1 for a month and I returned it. It has VERY annoying highs - artificially created peak somewhere over 10 KHz, to make it sound brighter (and reveal more details). People, who hear it for the first time think "it's great - I hear details I've heard before. My other mics are dull in comparison".
But after some time, they'll realize, that it sounds more like a filter with high resonance exaggerating high frequencies.
Someone in this thread mentioned, that B1 sounds similar to TLM103. No way. But actually, it sounds similar to Rode NT1A.
I would not use a Behr B1 on vocal. But it may be useful for voiceovers, commercial spots etc.
I have had a Behringer B1 for a month and I returned it. It has VERY annoying highs - artificially created peak somewhere over 10 KHz, to make it sound brighter (and reveal more details). People, who hear it for the first time think "it's great - I hear details I've heard before. My other mics are dull in comparison".

Someone in this thread mentioned, that B1 sounds similar to TLM103. No way. But actually, it sounds similar to Rode NT1A.
I would not use a Behr B1 on vocal. But it may be useful for voiceovers, commercial spots etc.