Shure MV7X vs SM57 - recording a guitar amp

Is the new Shure MV7X really "only" a podcast microphone? Here's how it fares compared to the studio mainstay - the Shure SM57.
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• The microphones were recorded using a Cranborne Audio Camden EC2 preamp.
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• Amp used: Bluetone Black Prince Reverb (handcrafted Finnish all-valve combo)
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• Pedal used: Mad Professor Simble Overdrive
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• Guitar used: Fender (Japan) '62 Telecaster Custom
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[@oneandonlyDudester]

Quite a difference, didn't expect that! Awesome vid too!

[@MizuYoki]

Sounds like the MV7 has more of a low end. Would you recommend shelling out the extra 80 bucks for recording guitar cabs?

[@Kitarablogi]

If you're looking for a fatter lower end, I'd say "yes". On the other hand many people like to reign in lower frequencies in guitar recordings, because they feel the low end interferes with the bass guitar's sound.

[@MizuYoki]

@@Kitarablogi I see that is a good point, I have been recording directly in through a fender mustang gtx 100 going into a scarlett solo. I mostly play clean stuff so that's why I am instrigued by this mic for the low end reason.