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Sennheiser e945 Review vs Shure SM58 vs Earthworks SV33 + 'Singing Sample'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- Anton Browne (BRIT School & ELAM singing teacher) reviews the
Sennheiser e945 Microphone and compares it to the
Shure SM58 and Earthworks SV33 (Studio Vocal Microphone).
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Double thanks! For the detailed review and for the music!
fantastic video thank you so very much, was looking into the mackie and found your channel, cool vibes!
Awesome, thank you!
I like your videos, but your while your voice is pleasant to listen to, allow me to get right to the point...
I own both the Shure SM58 and the Sennheiser e945, and the Sennheiser is CLEARLY superior for vocals. You can tell the differences IMMEDIATELY. The Sennheiser is heavier in the hand, but delivers better in all areas of measurement, from highs, to mids, to lows. I simply plugged both mics into the same speaker array, and the differences are dramatic. The 945 is also around 3-decibels louder, as well. Shures are always reliable and tough as nails, but for just a bit more money, go with the Sennheiser for singing, hands down.
This is a real situation test. Sir you are the best.
Thank you, a very thorough review. I ordered an e945, will try it gigging this weekend if it's here in time.
I've got a strong feeling it is the best mid-priced "stage" mic you will find, closely followed by the AE6100 and beta58, differentiation comes down to taste at this point
@@bradmodd7856 We had to cancel the gig, guitarist sprained his ankle, but I've used it a coupe of times with the guys when we've practiced, and it definitely has made an improvement over the inexpensive mic I had before. Much better clarity, I can get used to how proximity works easily. A touch less deep bass than I'd hoped, but there isn't much out there for the price point that would be better.
how's it going with the noise?
I really enjoyed your review of the microphone I like your commonsense way without no theatrics or anyting way of looking and reviewing the microphone thank you very much for your time
Thank you, it's my pleasure.
Excellent quality reviews! Thanks very much!
Much appreciated!
Thank you so much for the thorough testing and review of the e945.
I just order the e945 for my live performances. I'm more baritone/lower tenor Country.
Even thought the ess is a little pronounce, I will EQ that around the 8-10k to control it live.
Thank you for helping me feel better about my purchase. Enjoyed this very much.
You are welcome!
Well, many years I used the SM58, but since I met the sennheiser e935 and E945, my voice is definitely clearer and sharper, I definitely lean towards the sennheiser.
Your singing is SUUUUUPER GOOD, HOLY SHIET!!! You are a TRUE artist!
Awesome mic test also! :)
Thank you so much!!
@@AntonBrowneSir, Your reviews are so Professional, Gladly I found your channel, I am planning to buy a Dynamic Mic to play with my Korg Pa700 by directly plugging in to it, For Gigs, From SM58 and E945 which you Will prefer/ recommend? Thank you very much.🙏
You should have your own ASMR channel!
I subscribed just from your normal speaking voice. ya got a good narrating kinda voice.
Suscribed. You are an amazing singer and I like your humour.
Amazing!!! keep the good work
Again a very awesome and brilliantly done demonstration I think that 9:45 is a great mic been wanting to hear one I just love your demos the comedic relief vocal is extraordinary the range hats off to you
Many thanks.
That Monocular though! :D ... and also a good review. Cheers
Awesome review Anton. Could you please do a review of the Audio Technica AE5400 handheld condenser mic?
Love the e945. My fav mic for stage use hands down for vocals. Great video! To be fair though you just can't go wrong with either the 58 or e945.
Thanks for the tips!
@@AntonBrowne Thanks for the great reviews / vids! You really do a great job of putting the mics through their paces in different ways other than simply singing into them! =)
Im a solo acoustic guitarist and tenor vocalist and I just bought this mic. Like most, all I’ve ever used for many years is the SM58. Im excited to try something different.
Loved your review! Looking for a mic for myself for singing in the church choir. I am an alto and looking for something that if need be I can share with another alto. I am thinking this might do.
hello Mr. Browne. Im video journalist for HRT, working like one man band, filming, editing. For interviews in loud enviroment for few years i had revox M3500 (bayerdynamics M201) which i bought on flee market for 30 quid. Few days ago i sold mi revox for 150 quid and bought Sennheiser e945 new. Now i realize how good revox was, how good sooun it had. E945 is little too bright for me, too sibilant. I wish i watched this video before.
Nice singing on the end. Im subscribed now. Greetings from Croatia.
Nice Oris
I think some of the old-school mics are less 'hyped' than the modern ones. Shame about the Revox, but we live and learn.
Parabéns, excelente demonstração bem minuciosa e detalhista, abraço do Brasil
Muito obrigado, fico feliz que tenha sido útil.
Thank you for review. Have a suggestion to do review on Telefunken M80. Really want to hear your opinion on this mic.
Антон Раевский make this happen plss 🥺
Bought the e945 a week ago and used for the first time this past friday on a gig. To me the e945 is made for used close to the grill and it gives you more clarity and full bottom end than the SM58.
(Check it side by side on gig environment).
With flat eq the SM58 sounds a little moody while the e945 sounds more clear and detailed. It seems to me I am using a condenser mic but with that boost on upper mids and treble that cut throught the mix easely.
Very nice mic.
Not for me. It exagerates sibilants too much, and also ends up sounding breathy, proximity effect is quite repressed too. Oddly, I prefer the cheaper 845, which is clear enough for me, but also hides my deficiencies when mic'd.
@@jimsy5530 Exactly my thoughts, impressed.
I own both of these models and this review shows why the SM58 is the industry standard, the shure has a fuller over all tone with more prominent lower mids. The e945 has great detailed top end sparkle, however this does come at the cost of low end warmth.
Love you voice! I just got the e945 after 20 years of gigging the SM58. Just need something that cuts through a bit with more articulation. There are some songs and parts where I need to sing quietly and the 58 just doesn’t cut through; it’s mainly boominess and low end. Fingers crossed!
how's it going with the noise?
Anton! Thanks for your videos! If you can, make a review of the sE Eletronics V7
I will try!
Thanks, good look on your career!
Great review ! great voice ! thanks !! "bullicioso adolescente" ! hahahaha you are awesome ! :)
Your voice is amazing
I love the sm58. Nice Microphone review
Hi Tom, thanks for your comment. I'm interested, can you explain what it is about the SM58 that appeals to you, please?
@@AntonBrowne Well for me I love the sound of the lows and mids. Sounds very warming and more of a darker sound. And it also gives your vocals more body to them. I've tried other dynamic mics some more brighter but the sm58 sounds perfect for me. In my opinion I dont really care for mics that sound all to bright. And the beauty of the sm58 is its only $100 usd. So you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for a really good mic. In my opinion out of all the mics that you have tested and compared I think the Akg 535 sounds the best on your vocals compared to some of those really expensive mics that you have been comparing.
Can you compare Heil pr 37 vs Sennheiser e965 thanks for your videos you are doing good job 🎤
Love the review, love the voice, very much British.
Nice review, Anton. Can I know what preamp you used for this review? Thanks.
Certainly nothing special (sadly). I think it would have been a Mackie Profx8 or an old Mackie desk (very good actually) into an old Edirol interface. Both good enough for 'live' stage mics but I'd like higher-end one day.
Excelente review, pero un poco injusta la comparación con el SM58. Hubiera sido más apropiado compararlo con Beta 58a , MV7 o SM7B. El SM58 es un micrófono más económico…
Sontronics SOLO or Sennheiser e945? Which is better ?
The e945 is superior when you need a mic to cut through a mix. It is far superior to the SM58 in this regard. It also rejects stage volume better. It is and has been one of my go to mics. The only dynamic I like better is the legendary M80.
Have you tried sE v7s?
@@brian_malota yes I have 2 V7’s for vocals and like them a lot! Always a toss up between the e935/945 and the V7 for me. But M80 I like and use the most.
Good day. Which microphone do you prefer, Sennheiser e945 or sE Electronics V7 MK?
Usei o shure sm58 não gostei, será beta 58 e melhor 945?
What about the sound pressure level of Sennheiser e945?
Gave you a thumbs up for the monical
Gave you a thumbs up, for the thumbs up for the monocle!
I find it works best with a big band situation, where that upper mid helps the lead vocal to cut through a lot of noise, but still sound present.
IME, it's a little too bitey and gets fatiguing for solo/trio acts after a few songs.
Can you compare 🎤 Sennheiser e945 vs Heil pr37 thank you for your videos
Can you compare e845 and e945
Why can’t I stop listening to this guy!!?? Lol Great vids man! Best live handheld similar to the sound profile of the e945 and the Miktek PM9? Have you reviewed Miktek PM9 or PM5?
... so many mics I don't have, or even know of. I will do my best, and thank you.
don't have this but am very interested in purchasing ...
Try before you buy, if you can. It's a good mic.
I love the song 🤩😁 The mic sounds great...better then sm58...but it is a bit expensive.
Sounds much better the Sennheiser 431 , huge difference
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Your voice is like Patrick Stewart mixed with Ben Kingsley, with just a pinch of Morgan Freeman.
e945 is #1 for me
Qual melhor pra voz mais grave sm58 ou 945
Eu escolheria o 945.
Wow. For double the price of the sm58 especially, I do not like that Sennheiser. Although, your voice would still sound good through a tin can, so there's that.
Still sm 58 for me
Who do you think you're foolin' 😄
Was wondering if I was going to see this comment?! Haha still a good review! 👍
e945 or e865?
Answer please
@@javiersaulrodriguezmontes3196 no way, dude
Sm58
Shure SM-58 is a CARDIOIDE microfone, and Sennheiser e-945 is a SUPERCARDIOIDE microfone - both have different caracteristic. without true comparison.
Hi Rondon, I think what matters most is how they sound and respond. I don't think you buy a mic because it's supercardioid, you buy it because it suits you voice and style and that's what I try to show . The e945 has a switch so it can be either cardioid or supercardioid.
@@AntonBrowne All right! Thanks for answer.
Anton Browne Didn't see any switch when I used it... very interesting!!! But, where is it? Could be really useful!!
@@AntonBrowne I have the e -945 and there is no switch on mine to change from supercardioid to cardioid ? I’m still quite conflicted I have an Shure SM 58 as well and sometimes I feel like the e 945 makes my vocals sound quite heavy in the bass and I already have a strong bass in my voice I’m female doesn’t sound as natural as the SM 58 ....though I like the feel of the e-945 in my hand better
Sir Anton, you need a young beautiful woman to keep you grounded and take good care of you in every way bruh....lol...those glasses tho......priceless
I appreciate that, I'll keep my eyes open!
@@AntonBrowne hahahahaha. Great video sir. Thanks so much
SM58
The e945 sounds to bright and sharp , fatiguing. The shure beta 58 and sm58 is more warm and smooth.
a monocle? really?
We need less mic... More monicle please.
Too crisp for my voice.
Earthworks SV33 records too much bass, sennheiser e945 is so good
I think it records what's there. It's easy to roll bass off if the source is too bassy, but it's not so easy to add bass naturally if the source is thin-sounding.