Shure PGA98H Gooseneck Condenser Instrument Microphone

Funcional, llego en perfecto estado

El envío fue rápido, el producto llegó en perfectas condiciones y ha funcionado bien, Recomendado!

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Caja sumamente dañada

Hace dudar si es un artículo sin uso

Great Sound

Lead wire is real flimsy .other then that good product

Versatile, clear, and well built

I purchased this to mic up my resonator guitar (the onboard piezo was junk, and other pickups just didn't capture the resonator biscuit...which is really the whole point on that style of guitar).

This Shure mic did the trick. It sounds pretty clear and authentic, way better than other little mini-preamp mic contraptions or acoustic pickups. If using it for a guitar, it can be tricky to find a place to clip it so that it stays secure and stays out of the way of strumming. (You can see what I worked out on my pictures). It is definitely well built for pro use. But since it is condenser, you won't want to drop it!

I definitely recommend this mic.

Only (mild) cons:

- it could be just a *little bit* louder

- it could be just a little bit cheaper (some $ is paying for the Shure name)

- the XLR barrel is a heavy thing. It is built like a tank. That's good for durability of the socket, but you need to be careful not to hang all that weight on the fairly thin mic wire.

YOU CAN USE THIS ON A GUITAR

For the longest time I was using the Audio-Technica Pro70. But it was too "Dainty" the connections kept coming lose and I had to send the darn thing back 3 times after it started making noise. So I said to heck with it and gave this a try. I found the sweet spots on my guitar. and I figured out where to clip it. Then I too a piece of cloth and tacked it to the side of the guitar with carpet tacks. So far I've done 5 shows with this mic, 3 on my dobro, and 2 with my 12-string. And the recordings came out great, if you want to hear for yourself go to youtube and check out Sal AveNU in The Secaucus Station and Penn Station. Yes I've used it at gigs in train stations. There's more bottom end than the Pro 70 and you can get more oomph into a live mix with it. The recorder I use (Zoom H6) provides the phantom power.