🎤 Shure BETA 87A Supercardioid Condenser Microphone: Studio & Live Performances with Mic Clip & Storage Bag Review

I sing in a contemporary Christian band at church. We have quite a big sound system and a full band and track setup. I always thought Beta 58a that our church uses was dirty, but I always thought it had something to do with PA. I ended up buying a beta version of the 87a and was amazed at the clarity of the sound. Even via in-ear headphones, I'm finally very happy with the sound I get from this mic. Loud, quiet, speaking. It's like hearing your own voice, I think that's the best way to put it…

Condenser mics are becoming more and more popular as I use them more than non-condenser mics. The headsets I use for live broadcast have hypercardioid condensers (Beyerdynamic) and they just sound way better than the SM58 I used for live/commercial. The only problem was that I couldn't use my headphones for the live announcement because there would be too many reviews! Always wanted a full featured studio condenser mic but didn't get the bill. This Beta 87A fits right in the middle! It's very…

Spend enough time with audio industry professionals and the conversation inevitably turns to "What's your microphone on a desert island?" In other words, if If you only had one microphone for everything, what would it be? While many people will say Shure SM57, I wholeheartedly disagree. That's it. Hands off, no question. While it's an excellent vocal mic for live performance, it's equally impressive for recording everything from acoustic guitars to portable percussion shakers. I bought one for…