The Best Affordable Saxophone Microphone?

Looking to find the perfect affordable mic for your saxophone? Look no further! In this comprehensive comparison, we dive into the world of affordable saxophone microphones, exploring the top options available and helping you make an informed decision for the best sound quality. Whether you're an alto or tenor player, this video will be a useful tool in your purchase.
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[@michaeldavis9954]

Agree. I liked the AT most on alto. Thanks for the comparison. Considering it now!

[@Learning2Sax]

I liked the sm57 by far. Maybe because I use it for my sax recording. Thanks for the video

[@julianbrezon]

Yeah I prefer the 57 on tenor and it's definitely the go to. The most "worth it" upgrade would be an MD421.

[@olivierherment1188]

Thank you. My "favorite was the Rode M5 and the Shure. I play with a Shure WB but ultimately I would prefer a microphone in front of me
sorry for my english...

[@julianbrezon]

Your English is fine! Thanks for watching

[@michaeldavis9954]

Definitely a big difference between alto and tenor. The AT was my favorite for alto. I wonder how different the AT2035 would be. Hmmm

[@julianbrezon]

The 2035 has a flatter low end and more of a presence boost around 12khz. Probably sounds better. I do have a 3035 I could test out

[@mirokadoic]

That small Rode is kind of punchy.

[@julianbrezon]

Agreed. I find it too bright for jazz but it would be ok in a pop mix