🎤 BEHRINGER SL75C Vs SHURE SM57 | Dynamic Instrument Microphone Comparison🎙️UNBOXING DEMO TEST
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SL 75C
The SL 75C Cardioid dynamic microphone is recording enthusiast’s dream come true! This professional-quality microphone is designed to capture the sounds with outstanding sensitivity and accuracy. With a Cardioid pickup pattern for excellent sound source separation and feedback rejection, this ultra-wide frequency response mics is an excellent choice for any performing or recording scenario - and it’s rugged enough to go the distance! SL 75C is coming with integrated shock mount system, a mic stand adapter and an impact-resistant carrying case, the SL 75C is the only microphone you will ever need.
What is a Dynamic Mic?
Dynamic mics have several advantages that make them ideal for live vocal applications and for recording amplified instruments. They’re robust, resistant to moisture and can achieve high gain before feedback. The SL Series’ Cardioid pickup pattern captures the source signal, such as a guitar amplifier or vocalist, while shunning off-axis sound. And best of all, dynamic microphones don’t require any phantom power, so all you need is your mic and cable!
Why the SL 75C?
The SL 75C provides an amazingly flat frequency response while incorporating a smooth mid-frequency presence rise for excellent voice projection while minimizing noises. It features an extremely high output to get your voice out there! With their tough metal construction, you can count on the SL mics to come through after countless gigs and studio applications. We’ve even included a rugged hard case with a mic clip and stand adapter.
From snare drums to guitar cabs and everything in between, the legendary SM57 is the Swiss Army Knife of microphones. But is it really good for absolutely anything? Just ask Questlove, Bon Iver or the President of the United States of America.
“It all starts back in 1959 with the Unidyne III,” explains Shure historian Michael Pettersen. “That’s the cartridge that goes inside, and it was originally used in a mic called the Model 545.
Before he became the king of indie-R&B crossover collaborations, Justin Vernon holed up in a backwoods Wisconsin cabin to record his breakthrough Bon Iver album with just a single microphone: his trusty SM57. The rest is, as they say, history.
Proving what it could do, that same Unidyne element went into the brand new SM57 that was originally released in 1965. Audio engineers quickly found out it could be used to record almost everything - extremely well.
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Nice playing on all the instruments. You should be playing on sessions in Nashville. I own 7 SL75C's and absolutely love them.
The comment that has touched my heart the most since I started this channel. thank you Shannon!
El Shure SM-57 es mas redondo, tiene mas cuerpo y mejor respuesta a los graves, pero claro, el Beringer que suena bastante bien tambien, cuesta 4 veces menos! Ya depende de tus preferencias y tu presupuesto! 😀👍
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What is the tape for?
Mic placement
Joder acabo de ver que el Shure cuesta tres veces más.😮
Así es! :-)
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Eso es.
Los dos me gustan no sabria por cual decidirme.
Gracias por comentar Anton
No suena nada mal
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Bro your sm57 is fake. Look up how to spot fake shure sm57
Check your sources Bro
@@AlbertoMartinezDelRio , I don't mean it in a bad way but look at the color of the microphone grille or screen
Do you really think that thomann is going to sell fake microphones?