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ELBNSC
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What hands free microphones do you recommend for singing that would produce the same sound quality as the fixed Shure 58?
bouldersoundguy
Well-known member
A 58 on a mic stand?
Or perhaps you're asking about headset mics. Most good headset mics are condensers so they sound a bit different from SM58s. DPA and Countryman are known for quality headset mics.
Or perhaps you're asking about headset mics. Most good headset mics are condensers so they sound a bit different from SM58s. DPA and Countryman are known for quality headset mics.
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ELBNSC
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Perhaps my post should have read:
What hands free microphones do you recommend for singing, while playing guitar so that I can move around the room, that would produce the same sound quality as the fixed Shure 58 on a mic stand for stationary performing?
What hands free microphones do you recommend for singing, while playing guitar so that I can move around the room, that would produce the same sound quality as the fixed Shure 58 on a mic stand for stationary performing?
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Tomm Williams
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rob aylestone
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Get a Shure drummer headset SM-10. Pretty standard if you want the warm dark close in sound. They're not the comfiest things but sound very similar to the 58
witzendoz
Senior Member
I have never had good results from a SM-10. Leave it for sports announcers.
I have had a good sound from Countryman Mics, but I have only used them for spoken word myself, I have heard them in use for an opera and they sounded great, but in both cases there was no stage monitors in use for the vocals.
Alan.
I have had a good sound from Countryman Mics, but I have only used them for spoken word myself, I have heard them in use for an opera and they sounded great, but in both cases there was no stage monitors in use for the vocals.
Alan.