Behringer ULTRAVOICE XM8500 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone, Wired

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I wrote another post comparing the Shure SM58 and the Shure SM48 which you might find useful. What do you get in the Box? Music Tribe with respect to the Software shall remain the sole and exclusive property of Music Tribe. The Behringer Ultravoice XM8500 comes in a hard plastic carrying case containing the microphone and a clip. If I was going to carry these mics around with me, I'd lose the box and place the mic in a leather or PVC pouch. However, the plastic box is robust and keeps them safe! The Behringer XM8500 is a fairly popular handheld cardioid microphone known for its great cost-to-quality ratio. This Agreement will terminate immediately, without prior notice from Music Tribe, if you fail to comply with

and use of the software constitutes your Agreement to be bound by, and your acceptance of, the terms and I remember 10 years ago when I bought my first behringer gear, it was some guitar effect pedals, the feeling was not very good, the gear was generally of poor quality in every way. And this feeling for the brand was created... you hereunder. Accordingly, your use of any of Music Tribe's Intellectual Property Rights independently of theThis is a classic good looking mic with its attractiveness coming from the simplistic design. It is nearly a copy of the Shure SM58 for less than half the price. The Ultravoice XM8500 is built to be your go-to dynamic mics for years to come. It’s high-quality components and extremely rugged construction can withstand the rigors of the bar circuit with ease. And with the included mic stand adapter and carrying case, the XM8500 travels along with all you need in style. With the EQ flat and no FX, the mic sounded great. It was warm (but not too warm) - a lot of mics suffer from too much bottom end - and I instantly enjoyed beatboxing with it. Xm8500 vs SM58 vs Beta58 The quality of the finish extends onto the mic head where it elegantly envelops the mesh of the cardioid polar pattern. A double-edged metal ring bisects the upper and lower part of the mic head and it has the same attractive matte finish. It is also good to note that the matte anodized surface reduces reflections from the studio or stage lighting. The first thing you notice when you take them out of the box is that they feel nice and heavy in the hand. I like a mic to feel robust and the XM8500 oozes quality. It's similar in style to a Shure SM58, but if you're going to push me on it then I'd say the XM8500 feels nicer.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, in no event shall Music Tribe or its suppliers be liable for I would absolutely recommend the XM8500 if you’re only planning on using it to record vocals or anything voice-related.

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