6:30 "I really want to hate these Behringer budget microphones, I really want to... but I don't.' I had an experienced audio engineer have a similar reaction to a pair of Behringer B-5 mics I asked him to test. He said almost the exact same thing about the pair of B5s. Behringer provides a great service. Their stuff from a price/performance ratio is impressive. Is there better sounding gear available? Often, yes. But their gear allows the bulk of starving artists to be able to capture quality sound for a reasonable cash output. Any company that does this (without violating IP copyright laws) gets my appreciation.
this review helped me choose this mic for my interviews. I interview a lot of seniors and the dynamic mics were a little too in your face for comfort. I found my other condenser mics were too large and made my subjects a little uncomfortable by the overwhelm of a giant unfamiliar mic. But this is sensitive while appearing normal and familiar. and the price point is great as I will eventually get four of these for group settings.
Thank you for actually testing this thing in all the real world ways that we needed to see (and hear!). Love your reviews! I've seen a couple before, but now I'm subscribing :)
I love the box throws. I look forward to them in every video. And the end of video punches/slaps are great also. There even seems to be useful information between those two things.
I was impressed by a couple of things. It sounded great on the acoustic, but I wasn't so surprised by that. What surprised me most was that it sounds pretty natural and flat compared to most of those other vocal condensers which seem to have accentuated high-ends. Not that that can't be nice in a live situation, but it's nice to have a choice of vocal condenser that doesn't do that. The other thing that really impressed me was the handling noise. It was so much better than even Behringer's Beta58 copy. I also thought considering how high (200hz) the high pass filter is set, it sounds pretty natural. I wonder what the slope is.
Bander, PLEASE do a video showing this mic with 2 pop-sponges on it. I put a pop sponge filter within a larger one, then slid it onto this mic, and the resulting sound is absolutely stunning, with a gorgeous proximity effect if you eat it (and plenty of dual-pop-filter control over P-pops). This has suddenly become my go-to mic for clarity and gorgeous sound. It was a bit tinny in the highs, and weak in the lows, before. Not so if you add a gob of sponge material and eat the mic. Absolutely amazing sound, now!
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I have been doing the same with all the mics which are too large to accept the huge Shure A81WS, I put the small windscreen inside of the RØDE WS2 and I agree about the result.
Whichever test you ran and even in comparison with the Shure original, I was really impressed with this mic. I am using Behringer frequently (board, mics, pres, DI boxes etc.) and for the money you cannot go wrong. This one will be my first handheld condenser - I was looking at the Sennheiser condensers but for $45 I will happily try a Behringer first. I liked the Behringer's tone more than the Beta 87A's and loved how little proximity effect was noticeable, I might be happy enough to not have to get any $250 Sennheisers :)
So my band had been using 3 Blue Encore 300s on stage for about 6 years and mine died, so I looked for a new 300 and they were no longer made. So In a pinch I picked up the Behringer SB 78A until I could find a replacement for my 300. I was very shocked that I liked it better with both our Presonus Studiolive console and our Pair of 2 UAD X8P Apollo Rig we use for club shows. It works very well and I rarely have to EQ it live, it's mostly flat with a SSL gate in expander mode and a touch of SSL channel compression. We use in-ears on stage but we have 3 floor monitors as backups just in case of a headphone issue. The Behringer SB 78A worked so well that I ended up getting 3 more and replacing our drum mics with them (I did change the head grill to save them from drum stick death). The SB 78A requires a lot less work just to sound good and for $40 you can't really complain with the Shure Beta 87A is $260, you can buy 8 of the Behringer's for the price of one Shure Beta 87A.
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with these mics. It's always super helpful hearing the real world use case and opinions of this mics. Appreciate ya.
I like the relative flat curve of this mike, good sensitivity and versatile use. Not only instruments or singing, even stereo recording or as podcast mic it's a good choice (there to many boomy and/or zizzeling 'studio style' mics out there, or, sorry, dark sounding SM7b types with little sensitivity) With correction file you can use it as simple back up measureing mic on top. With easy mods (damping, mesh, foam) you can tune it to your needs for live usage if needed.
Absolutely great review, thank you so much for this! Also really appreciate the expanded test you incorporated (e.g. cupping). Thanks and keep up the great work. Greetings from Austria
A tad brighter than I like. But it really is better than it has any right to be. It almost made the Rode sound muffled, even though the latter just isn't... thin.
The sensitivity should really be quoted by Behringer as -48dBV/Pa, as just "-48dB" has no meaning without a reference level. For comparison, the sensitivity of the Shure Beta 87A is quoted as -52dbV/Pa, so the Behringer is slightly more sensitive than the Shure, which is probably to be expected given that it looks to have a larger capsule.
@@SGBass It is, though it's still fine for a hand-held stage mic (and in the general 'average' category for capacitor mics in general). You hopefully won't be using it to record distant string quartets!
Lol 😂 nice sound but still far from the Shure it’s trying to copy. The Shure and Rode M2 sounds great as is. But this Behringer I guess have potential to sound really good in right hands of sound guy who is very good at eq’ing. Nice review by the way!
Another well done and honest review. I know the channel is called Podcastage, but if you started reviewing other low end music gear like Harley Benton, Yamaha acoustics, DAW software, etc., you would probably double your subs in no time.
Hi I love your work and just came to say that you're one of the best mic reviews I've seen Also if possible can please, please bring back "best mic under 50/100"
Hi Bandrew! I love your channel on youtube. You are my go to source for information about microphones. I also enjoy just watching your videos. Can you please help me with my setup, I got a blue yeti a long time ago for streaming, but now its unusable for teaching online classes because it picks up so much background noise. The thing is, me and my wife teach at the same time in one room. We each have our own mics and computers and we are just 4 feet apart from each other. After a few days of research, I found out that dynamic cardioid microphones are the way to go. I am wondering which mic should I get I was looking at the Audio Technica AT2005 since it is at my desired price point. Do you think it will still pick up her voice when I'm using it? I can send a pic of the room if it helps Thank you so much for the time and all the content you made
Hello Bandrew, thanks for the great review ! Would you say the SB 78A is a good upgrade coming from a xm8500 ? It would be mainly for spoken voice and maybe livestreaming. I was also thinking about the sE Electronics V2 since it's within budget and you seemed to have liked it a lot. Sound wise I like the SB 78A better but the V2 being a dynamic means it would work better with what i want to do.
My question would be: why do you want to upgrade from the XM8500? What's wrong with it and what are you trying to solve. Are you trying to solve a problem or just upgrade for the sake of upgrading. If you're not trying to solve a problem and this mic does not resolve that issue, I'd suggest holding off and saving your money.
I've used dynamic mics on stage a lot and just can't think of a situation where I would have wanted a condenser instead. Is there a time when a condenser would be better on stage?
I use Rode M2 as my main stage mic. It's great to have a condenser for situations when you deal with people who don't know how to properly position themselves in front of a mic (one lady once was standing about 40cm to the side, still got a usable signal). Also it's great for guitarists (those who don't "eat" the mic), they move a bit to the right or left, back and forth, doesn't matter, still i'm getting a nice signal. Sorry for my bad english.
@@dpb.97 Thank you. As I was writing that I did think of people who don't know how to use a mic. I suppose it would be useful for, let's say, a quartet singing who don't mind sharing a mic. I always hated that. I guess there are use cases for them. For what I do I'd stick with dynamic for me. Thanks again for the reply. 🙂
I have begringer xm8500 but online my friends often tell me my voice is quiet even with the gain on my interface all the way up. Will this mic be more sensitive?
COMPLETELY OFF TOPIC but Ive seen you comment on a video about the Orange Micro Terror and about the fulltone ocd. I have both and I cant seem to get them to sound good together. Would you mind me asking what your settings for them are/were?
It sounds a little sibilant to me but for its price it seems decent. The other microphones sound better but of course they're more expensive. This seems like a way for someone to get into the handheld condenser market at a reasonable price with reasonable quality.
@apologiz tome The Samson Q2U is a very popular option for a USB dynamic microphone that'll sound decent while not having much background noise. I'm not sure what you mean by wanting to sit far. Regardless of which microphone you use, you should always position it reasonably close to yourself.
Audio-Technica ATM710 Cardioid Condenser Handheld Microphone Could you please a review for this typical microphone. Does it work on Behringer umc 202 Hd audio interface? Could please also make handheld condenser microphone comparison. Thank you.
I don't have experience using this in the same room as a PA system, so I can't comment on that. If you're talking about recording Karaoke, I suppose it would be fine for that as long as you're running it through a proper USB Audio Interface. Happy singing Adrien.
I have a low voice, own an ATR 2100X, I want more star options: Behringer SL84C or SL85S, SB 78A Shure PGA 48, 58 What is a good choice for Karaoke live stream Thanks everyone.??
I don't know what you mean by star options. The ATR2100x should be more than sufficient for the application you outlined. You would need to determine what it is that you dislike about the ATR2100x and then determine if the options you outlined actually resolve those issues. It's easy to fall into the trap of wanting to upgrade or make lateral movements with gear because gear is fun, but I advocate upgrading with a specific set of issues you're trying to resolve instead of upgrading for the sake of upgrading. Hope that helps.
Pleaseee Review the mic alctron cm001 there is almos no reviews and the reviews ar un a por Quality ir un chinse. Buy it seems like a verte good mic for the price. PD: hi from argentina XD
Behringer is hit or miss on the important metrics of performance and quality. When they are on, they are a very good value. I have a few fellows that use their amps and love them. Some use the mixers and hated them. Mics, I had a couple. Nothing amazing but not crap either. It is good value if your expectations and projects match up to them.
Podcastage Ambiguity is the spice of life. It was just a dumb pun. I have serious esteem for Shure. Substitute the word Behringer there, and it becomes literal.
Hey Podstage I'm looking to do a horror, paranormal review channel what would be a good mic my voice is pretty soft I would say not deep at all lol thanks in advanced man 👊
6:30 "I really want to hate these Behringer budget microphones, I really want to... but I don't.' I had an experienced audio engineer have a similar reaction to a pair of Behringer B-5 mics I asked him to test. He said almost the exact same thing about the pair of B5s. Behringer provides a great service. Their stuff from a price/performance ratio is impressive. Is there better sounding gear available? Often, yes. But their gear allows the bulk of starving artists to be able to capture quality sound for a reasonable cash output. Any company that does this (without violating IP copyright laws) gets my appreciation.
this review helped me choose this mic for my interviews. I interview a lot of seniors and the dynamic mics were a little too in your face for comfort. I found my other condenser mics were too large and made my subjects a little uncomfortable by the overwhelm of a giant unfamiliar mic. But this is sensitive while appearing normal and familiar. and the price point is great as I will eventually get four of these for group settings.
60% of the time, Behringer works every time!
Thank you for actually testing this thing in all the real world ways that we needed to see (and hear!). Love your reviews! I've seen a couple before, but now I'm subscribing :)
I love the box throws. I look forward to them in every video. And the end of video punches/slaps are great also. There even seems to be useful information between those two things.
I was impressed by a couple of things. It sounded great on the acoustic, but I wasn't so surprised by that. What surprised me most was that it sounds pretty natural and flat compared to most of those other vocal condensers which seem to have accentuated high-ends. Not that that can't be nice in a live situation, but it's nice to have a choice of vocal condenser that doesn't do that. The other thing that really impressed me was the handling noise. It was so much better than even Behringer's Beta58 copy. I also thought considering how high (200hz) the high pass filter is set, it sounds pretty natural. I wonder what the slope is.
Bander, PLEASE do a video showing this mic with 2 pop-sponges on it. I put a pop sponge filter within a larger one, then slid it onto this mic, and the resulting sound is absolutely stunning, with a gorgeous proximity effect if you eat it (and plenty of dual-pop-filter control over P-pops). This has suddenly become my go-to mic for clarity and gorgeous sound. It was a bit tinny in the highs, and weak in the lows, before. Not so if you add a gob of sponge material and eat the mic. Absolutely amazing sound, now!
I have been doing the same with all the mics which are too large to accept the huge Shure A81WS, I put the small windscreen inside of the RØDE WS2 and I agree about the result.
Whichever test you ran and even in comparison with the Shure original, I was really impressed with this mic. I am using Behringer frequently (board, mics, pres, DI boxes etc.) and for the money you cannot go wrong. This one will be my first handheld condenser - I was looking at the Sennheiser condensers but for $45 I will happily try a Behringer first. I liked the Behringer's tone more than the Beta 87A's and loved how little proximity effect was noticeable, I might be happy enough to not have to get any $250 Sennheisers :)
So my band had been using 3 Blue Encore 300s on stage for about 6 years and mine died, so I looked for a new 300 and they were no longer made. So In a pinch I picked up the Behringer SB 78A until I could find a replacement for my 300. I was very shocked that I liked it better with both our Presonus Studiolive console and our Pair of 2 UAD X8P Apollo Rig we use for club shows. It works very well and I rarely have to EQ it live, it's mostly flat with a SSL gate in expander mode and a touch of SSL channel compression. We use in-ears on stage but we have 3 floor monitors as backups just in case of a headphone issue. The Behringer SB 78A worked so well that I ended up getting 3 more and replacing our drum mics with them (I did change the head grill to save them from drum stick death). The SB 78A requires a lot less work just to sound good and for $40 you can't really complain with the Shure Beta 87A is $260, you can buy 8 of the Behringer's for the price of one Shure Beta 87A.
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with these mics. It's always super helpful hearing the real world use case and opinions of this mics. Appreciate ya.
Can you please make a compilation of all your songs in one video? :)
Today’s throw: third baseman going for out number three at first. I think you got him.
Great, EXCELLENT review. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Everything covered, simply and to the point 👍🏻👍🏻
I wish I had these kinda bargain options when I was starting
I like the relative flat curve of this mike, good sensitivity and versatile use. Not only instruments or singing, even stereo recording or as podcast mic it's a good choice (there to many boomy and/or zizzeling 'studio style' mics out there, or, sorry, dark sounding SM7b types with little sensitivity)
With correction file you can use it as simple back up measureing mic on top.
With easy mods (damping, mesh, foam) you can tune it to your needs for live usage if needed.
Just stumbled on your site; looking for a budget mic for Voice Overs; love your vids bud; very informative and entertaining; you got skills my friend.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for the kind words and I hope they help you make a decision to get great sound quality. Best of luck.
视频做的很不错，中国很少有Behringer麦克风的测评，你的视频对我帮助很大。thanks。
You should test the Behringer BA19A. One of the greatest mics I own.
Absolutely great review, thank you so much for this! Also really appreciate the expanded test you incorporated (e.g. cupping). Thanks and keep up the great work. Greetings from Austria
A tad brighter than I like. But it really is better than it has any right to be. It almost made the Rode sound muffled, even though the latter just isn't... thin.
The Shure was very clear with my tinnitus, but I liked the Rode best, closely followed by the Behringer, and the AT not at all - it had no low end -.
Hey man love youre vids.
Can you maby try more pencil condensers in the future?
I have one. works just fine for me. No complaints!
I personally found this helpful seeing as I love mics and have personally wanted to have a stage condenser as an option.
Nice and complete review, you have a new sub.
lol maybe you should edit in some stock footage of a nuclear bomb when you go full power on the box throw.
The sensitivity should really be quoted by Behringer as -48dBV/Pa, as just "-48dB" has no meaning without a reference level. For comparison, the sensitivity of the Shure Beta 87A is quoted as -52dbV/Pa, so the Behringer is slightly more sensitive than the Shure, which is probably to be expected given that it looks to have a larger capsule.
The Behringer also has more self-noise.
@@SGBass It is, though it's still fine for a hand-held stage mic (and in the general 'average' category for capacitor mics in general). You hopefully won't be using it to record distant string quartets!
First of all, I love all your videos and follow you from Egypt. I would like to know the best in those mics, g-track, lyxpro, c01pro.
Were you at all surprised the size difference of the 78A versus the 87A capsules when you took the grills off?
Nice background radio effect when behind the mic
Behringer a great deal and perfectly usable... Rode M2 by far the most amazing.
Cupping the mic is a great vocal live vocal effect for certain styles of music, great review though. thanks!
Lol 😂 nice sound but still far from the Shure it’s trying to copy. The Shure and Rode M2 sounds great as is. But this Behringer I guess have potential to sound really good in right hands of sound guy who is very good at eq’ing. Nice review by the way!
1:22 Beta 87's polar patter symbol looks like a pooping butt... xD
It''s capsule is a lot more robust looking than the Behringer's though.
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Another well done and honest review. I know the channel is called Podcastage, but if you started reviewing other low end music gear like Harley Benton, Yamaha acoustics, DAW software, etc., you would probably double your subs in no time.
And have zero money left lol
This video is fun, interesting and helpfull, so thumbs up.
Hi I love your work and just came to say that you're one of the best mic reviews I've seen
Also if possible can please, please bring back "best mic under 50/100"
Hi Bandrew! I love your channel on youtube. You are my go to source for information about microphones. I also enjoy just watching your videos. Can you please help me with my setup, I got a blue yeti a long time ago for streaming, but now its unusable for teaching online classes because it picks up so much background noise. The thing is, me and my wife teach at the same time in one room. We each have our own mics and computers and we are just 4 feet apart from each other. After a few days of research, I found out that dynamic cardioid microphones are the way to go. I am wondering which mic should I get
I was looking at the Audio Technica AT2005 since it is at my desired price point. Do you think it will still pick up her voice when I'm using it? I can send a pic of the room if it helps
Thank you so much for the time and all the content you made
Considering that I hear from my cell phone and the price range they sound decent.
Great review, planning to buy a cheap but reliable brand. Thanks , ur review is simply amazing.
The main reason I won't go near budget condensors is their tendency to pick up phone chatter. It would be nice to add this as a test.
The internal structure of the microphone (small diaphragm) is similar to the SAMSON C05.
Hey Bandrew, maybe you're planinng to do a review of EVO 4, which is going to be released in 2-3 weeks? (and comparsion with audient id4 :p)
thanks for cupping the mic 🤣 - rapper
Hahaha. You're welcome.
Hello Bandrew, thanks for the great review !
Would you say the SB 78A is a good upgrade coming from a xm8500 ? It would be mainly for spoken voice and maybe livestreaming. I was also thinking about the sE Electronics V2 since it's within budget and you seemed to have liked it a lot. Sound wise I like the SB 78A better but the V2 being a dynamic means it would work better with what i want to do.
My question would be: why do you want to upgrade from the XM8500? What's wrong with it and what are you trying to solve. Are you trying to solve a problem or just upgrade for the sake of upgrading. If you're not trying to solve a problem and this mic does not resolve that issue, I'd suggest holding off and saving your money.
I've used dynamic mics on stage a lot and just can't think of a situation where I would have wanted a condenser instead. Is there a time when a condenser would be better on stage?
I use Rode M2 as my main stage mic. It's great to have a condenser for situations when you deal with people who don't know how to properly position themselves in front of a mic (one lady once was standing about 40cm to the side, still got a usable signal). Also it's great for guitarists (those who don't "eat" the mic), they move a bit to the right or left, back and forth, doesn't matter, still i'm getting a nice signal. Sorry for my bad english.
@@dpb.97 Thank you. As I was writing that I did think of people who don't know how to use a mic. I suppose it would be useful for, let's say, a quartet singing who don't mind sharing a mic. I always hated that. I guess there are use cases for them. For what I do I'd stick with dynamic for me. Thanks again for the reply. 🙂
Sounds good for you
I have bm800 mic. do you think i should upgrade. I have been eyeing on this mic for a while since it was released.
That mike seems pretty decent, but my preference is Senheiser because of its smoothness.
In my experience, Behringer tends to be decent and fairly inexpensive, but if you buy something by them, buy two. They're lucky to last a year or two
They do a 3 year warranty though.
I own a behringer mixer and a dynamic mic since the year 1999 and they work perfectly, the mic is an XM2000S.
I have begringer xm8500 but online my friends often tell me my voice is quiet even with the gain on my interface all the way up.
Will this mic be more sensitive?
would you prefer this one over the c-1?
You can add another mic in direction to the hole of acustic guitar and the sound would be cool.
Having some much more expensive mics, but I love this one. For my voice it is great.
Is it good for a deep voice?
@@chrisw5742 I have a deep voice and I like it. I'm not audio professional, but in my personal opinion its great. Another that I like is B2 Pro.
B2 Pro sucks really bad on my boyish voice. I wish I had a deep voice.
You should take a look at the Behringer B5 small diaphragm condenser.
Thank u for this. Have u reviewed the VAULT VCM condenser microphone?! If not could you please...
Just ordered one from thoman. Heard it is good for untreated room.
COMPLETELY OFF TOPIC but Ive seen you comment on a video about the Orange Micro Terror and about the fulltone ocd. I have both and I cant seem to get them to sound good together. Would you mind me asking what your settings for them are/were?
It sounds a little sibilant to me but for its price it seems decent. The other microphones sound better but of course they're more expensive. This seems like a way for someone to get into the handheld condenser market at a reasonable price with reasonable quality.
@apologiz tome The Samson Q2U is a very popular option for a USB dynamic microphone that'll sound decent while not having much background noise. I'm not sure what you mean by wanting to sit far. Regardless of which microphone you use, you should always position it reasonably close to yourself.
Please do review AKG C5 condenser mic.. especially when sing and play guitar in the same time..tq
Would this be a good mic for untreated rooms or noisy environments? Using the high pass switch?
Please alctron pm-88 🙏
This or samson C01?
"Please pass the peace pipe, Mr. President."
Cool budget mic
Audio-Technica ATM710 Cardioid Condenser Handheld Microphone
Could you please a review for this typical microphone. Does it work on Behringer umc 202 Hd audio interface?
Could please also make handheld condenser microphone comparison.
Thank you.
like the rode m2
Sir which one is good for vocal rodent1a or at2035..?
I would personally say the 2035, it has a warm ish sound that works for most voices out there. Plus a high pass and 10db pad
Great review. Is this mic good option for karaoke?
I don't have experience using this in the same room as a PA system, so I can't comment on that. If you're talking about recording Karaoke, I suppose it would be fine for that as long as you're running it through a proper USB Audio Interface. Happy singing Adrien.
@@Podcastage I tried and it is ok if I consider the setup that cost about 50$ together :-) As You said, do not go in to debt for audio equipment :-)
sounds sick
I have a low voice, own an ATR 2100X,
I want more star options: Behringer SL84C or SL85S, SB 78A
Shure PGA 48, 58
What is a good choice for Karaoke live stream
Thanks everyone.??
I don't know what you mean by star options. The ATR2100x should be more than sufficient for the application you outlined. You would need to determine what it is that you dislike about the ATR2100x and then determine if the options you outlined actually resolve those issues.
It's easy to fall into the trap of wanting to upgrade or make lateral movements with gear because gear is fun, but I advocate upgrading with a specific set of issues you're trying to resolve instead of upgrading for the sake of upgrading. Hope that helps.
Can 302usb run it with it's (almost) 15v of power? (it requires 48v on paper... but still)
Hey bandrew could you review the presonus 26/26c?
Hi . What is the best usb mic that it compare with xlr mics . Pleasseeeeeee
could I use this for recording songs?
Hows it a shure rip off if its not a dynamic microphone?
I compare it to the handheld condenser mic from Shure that it appears to be trying to emulate.
If you have to choose between this mic and the AKG D5, which one would you choose?
Personally, I will pick the D5 anyday anytime! Its a great sounding microphone!!
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Do you have a recommendation/review for a microphone that will work well with an Icom 7300 Amateur Radio Transciever?
Look up Heil Sound. They are very articulate and natural.
Isn’t it rappers who like to cup the mic? I think that’s why Heil made the Fin.
(Bad) Hard rock vocalists are notorious for doing this. Check out Glenn Fricker's (Spectre Sound Studios) videos about it.
Pleaseee Review the mic alctron cm001 there is almos no reviews and the reviews ar un a por Quality ir un chinse. Buy it seems like a verte good mic for the price. PD: hi from argentina XD
Ele está com o corte de baixo selecionado ?
Please review the nt usb mini!
plz do a review : cooler master mh752
You sold me a mic, ask Behringer your commission!
i ordered a king bee last night wish me luck
Best of luck! Have fun with that thing!
@@Podcastage your reviews are very helpful, thank you!
Not bad, considering Thatcher I'm listening from a smartphone
Behringer is hit or miss on the important metrics of performance and quality. When they are on, they are a very good value. I have a few fellows that use their amps and love them. Some use the mixers and hated them. Mics, I had a couple. Nothing amazing but not crap either. It is good value if your expectations and projects match up to them.
“Better than it has any right to be.” That’s the tagline, for shure.
Can’t tell if you typed Shure as a joke or if you think Shure mics are better than they have any right to be... 🤔
Podcastage Ambiguity is the spice of life. It was just a dumb pun. I have serious esteem for Shure. Substitute the word Behringer there, and it becomes literal.
Peter Yianilos phew. I was scared. As a Shure Shill I was getting heated. 😂😉
Как материалы? Корпус?
Как упоминалось в видео, ручка/корпус микрофона изготовлены из металла, и решетка микрофона также очень прочная. Надеюсь, это поможет.
Plz Boxing With Box
mornin
He's salty because his Neumann u87ai is barely better than it
Hey Podstage I'm looking to do a horror, paranormal review channel what would be a good mic my voice is pretty soft I would say not deep at all lol thanks in advanced man 👊
before watching going to say it not as good as some of the others compared.
45 bucks and a plastic boxI Do you really love the lamp, or are you just saying it because you saw it?
I love lamp.
Not bad at all
No views, 4 likes, 8 comments. Yep, Checks out.
Good dm.
LOL! You are embarrassed about a 2000's movie quote, but no qualms dressing in 90's grunge attire. Just giving you a little crap, that's all.
Haha! Grunge never died up here in Seattle. 🤣
@@Podcastage - No worries, bro! I love your videos! I make condenser microphones as a hobby. Been doing it 15 years. Tube mics are my forte.