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omtayslick
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What are the chief differences that you notice (in sound and useability) between the SM7 and smaller hand-held dynamics? Such as, 57's, 58's, Sennheiser 835, etc.
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Big Kenny
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Fatter, cleaner, bigger, than any of those. It works on a great many voices and instruments. One of my favorite cab mics as well
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Micter
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I have to say it's smoother, is better balanced, & has more depth.
pohaku
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What they said. And on vocals it sounds more intimate.
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bigtoe
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all of the above. 
MIke
MIke
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omtayslick
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Thanks everyone. Just the kind of info I was looking for.
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chessrock
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Really smooth texture.
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daav
Flailing up a storm.
Ok now do the same SM7 vs RE20/27.
I say the same stuff about the re27, but everytime i hear everyone get all hot an bothered about the SM7 i start to wonder if it would be worth getting or just do what the RE27 does a little differently.
Daav
I say the same stuff about the re27, but everytime i hear everyone get all hot an bothered about the SM7 i start to wonder if it would be worth getting or just do what the RE27 does a little differently.
Daav
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SubA
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I like how the RE20 handles low mids on down over a 7, and I think the 7 better reproduces high mids. I genearlly don't like either for anything over around 6-8khz. All things being equal and in the 'sweet' spot, a 7 usually sounds smoother to me. Sometimes that's good... sometimes its not!
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bigtoe
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daav said:
they are great mics that complement each other...as in if one doesn't work - the other will. the re 20 is 'clearer.'
different mics get em both. look for a pl20 - same thign as an re20 but cheaper...
MIke
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funckyfinger
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I think the SM58 makes my voice too thick. Do you think this would be the same with the SM7?
