Can this NEW $99 mic compare to CLASSIC $400+ mics? | Samson Q9X vs Shure SM7b vs EV RE20
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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Gear in this video (affiliate links):
Samson Q9X: amzn.to/3ZGdjsT
Samson HighRise: amzn.to/46u4XqG
Shure SM7B: amzn.to/45eUE8x
EV RE20: amzn.to/3PBSk5O
Cloudlifter: amzn.to/46pGNgT
0:00:00 - 0:02:00: Intro
0:02:00-0:07:46: Build Quality & Features
0:07:46-0:09:16: In-line Boosters
0:09:16-0:16:00: Audio Examples
0:16:00-0:19:57: Final Thoughts
#SamsonQ9X #ShureSM7B #EVRE20 
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IMO, the Sure mic sounded much cleaner with less plosive sounds with both boosters. Colin thanks for all the work you put in to your tutorials! Much appreciated.
I really enjoyed the review! I’ve had both the Q9U (usb/xlr verison of the Q9x) as well as the SM7B which i gave to my girlfriend putting me back on the hunt for a mic and the q9u really stuck with me at the dollar to quality ratio. Seeing the Q9X as an option is amazing so because of your review I got the Q9X to save some money so I can still stream but save up for other gifts for the holidays. Thanks man
Really interesting comparison. Many thanks Colin. The Samson is really impressive, particularly at a quarter of the price. I liked the HighRise too.
Glad you enjoyed it! It's pretty impressive- especially at the price
That Samson sounds great and the price is very good. If I used my SM58 more I would consider getting a Cloudlifter since I have to drive the input of my Focusrite interface very hard to get decent level but here in Australia they are very expensive. That Samson Highrise looks like a great alternative to the Cloudlifter. It's neat how these boxes use phantom power to boost the signal coming from relatively low level dynamic microphones. I generally only record vocals and the cheap condenser I have is doing quite a good job for that.
The plosives from the Samson were pretty noticeable, even distracting at times, compared with the Shure. I know the Samson has a built-in pop filter, but I wonder if adding a cheap external pop filter would help while also keeping it well below the Shure's price point.
How does the Samson or the other two mics compare with a condenser such as the AKG P120 Project Studio Condenser Microphone?
I think maybe my voice is changing... and my trusty condenser is starting to sound a little too crispy... I'd started using an SM57 (because it was here and it gave me a better tone on high harmonies and Zoom calls). So - this might be just the new mic I've been looking for... I've got good preamps so higher level is not an issue.
reminds me of an old Samson condenser I once had... basically no high end
doesn't sound good to me at all