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chessparov · 10th October 2003

Good point Muddy, however, Rip didn't write up the Behringer!

In the calmer waters of dynamics, on many singers, a used Beyer M88, EV 666, or (reputably) the Sennheiser 441, will be among the "top shelf" vocal microphones-regardless of price.

And they can each be had for under $300 used, so you don't have to drop a grand or two, unless you're aiming for a certain sound IMHO.

Chris

P.S. The B1 is pretty "sibilant" resistant.

10th October 2003	#34
chessparov Jr. Gear Slut 2nd class Joined: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,896	Good point Muddy, however, Rip didn't write up the Behringer! In the calmer waters of dynamics, on many singers, a used Beyer M88, EV 666, or (reputably) the Sennheiser 441, will be among the "top shelf" vocal microphones-regardless of price. And they can each be had for under $300 used, so you don't have to drop a grand or two, unless you're aiming for a certain sound IMHO. Chris P.S. The B1 is pretty "sibilant" resistant.