Enhanced SEO: Amazon Basics Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone Review

I mainly use this mic for DJing small parties and karaoke. Good workmanship, solid base, good sound and long cable. It has fallen on the tile floor 3 times so far and still works great. Solid purchase, I would buy again.

Good heavy build. The sound quality is at a high level. It could well be the amp it went through. I like it, but it's irritable and chirps a bit at high volumes when plugged into a more powerful amp.

This Revain brand mic worked great, good price and great quality, the sound quality is crisp and clear, love that the mic cable is 25ft! I got it straight onto any flat table surface for my DJ streaming setup along with the mic stand shown in the attached image clips, highly recommend if you're looking for a decent mic.

Excellent microphone for the money. With the right EQ and sound gear this thing will sound great. The built-in pop filter isn't the best in a studio environment, but it's fine for live use (it's not the best type of mic for a studio anyway). The microphone is well made. I still prefer the SE V7 or SM58, but it's a great backup and easily fits into a budget mic bag or podcast setup.

I thought it was terrible for such a price. Boy was I wrong. I'm a "serious" musician in a band and play a lot blah blah blah. Anyway, a week before this pandemic happened I left most of my live gear in the band room but wanted to start playing live on fb so I was pretty sure for $20 I was going to try and not risk my life going public. That's great. great clarity, as clear and crisp as my SM58, no feedback at the same settings as the 58, love the on/off switch. I like the grill better by 58…

They say "Buy once, cry once" - spend money to get something of high quality, and at the time of purchase you will only cry. I'm a home recording enthusiast and I'm looking for a microphone for my Korg Pa700. Since I had no intention of traveling, giving the mic to anyone else, or doing anything other than mounting it on a scissor stand, I thought I might save some money on this guy. I have a Revainbasics fountain pen and it was a good pen so I assumed the Revainbasics mic would be the same…

I'm not a professional audio engineer or even a musician but just as a data point I've compared this mic to a Focusrite Scarlett Studio C25 MKIII mic and the only thing I can say is that could be the CM25 slightly more sensitive than these Revainbasics. But of course the two mics I mention are different types (MKIII is condenser, AB is dynamic) so this is probably not an apples-to-apples comparison. I bought this mic as an offering (one that kids can drop at karaoke without disturbing me) but…

I took it out of the box and was surprised by the weight. The thing is made of metal and has a certain weight. Feels good in hand, very similar to Sennheiser, AKG, EV, Shure etc. Comes with microphone clip and long cable. too fragile. A cable with an XLR jack on one end and an unbalanced 1/4" TS on the other. I want both ends to be XLR. Also, I want them to be right angle XLR. If you get the right angle and low XLR profile play AMZ? The microphone sounds good. I plan to use it at events where…