Worth noting that the Shure A81WS fits this thing, and will completely eliminate plosives. Add a FetHead to smooth the gain issue, and you've got what I would argue is the best spoken word mic in the sub-Neumann class.
Thanks! However the mic is very light, too light for most boom arms actually (e.g. psa1). What kind of boom arm / stand would you recommand for the m201tg
The legend of the M202-TG: As legend goes, The Eurythmics had just formed in England, after leaving their band. The two were starving from gig to gig. Dave was recovering from a punctured lung. Annie was in complete depression, often breaking down in tears randomly. As a last attempt to progress, Dave got a loan of 5,000 pounds, and they bought this Beyerdynamic mic from a pawn shop. At rock-bottom, Dave started to play around with one of their new synths on the floor. Annie suddenly sat up and said, "What the hell is that?" She leapt up off the floor and went to the Oberheim and they played dueling-synthesizers utill she started singing these words: "Sweet Dreams are made of this. Who am I to disagree?" Within the next few days they had finished recording the song they had written, recording the entire live audio (including Annie's voice) using only the Beyerdynamic M201. The rest, as they say, is history.
@@sinocelt I was lucky enough to get one for a little over €200 on Thomann early last year. I knew the price the price was going to go up like everything else was, so after considering it for a long time finally decided to do so. I'm glad I did because the price on the same site now is €350. Madness!
I used the 201 in a radio station some 15 years back. Favourite mic of all time for male and female spoken word! Plosives were controlled by pulling forward the windscreen distancing my mouth just the right amount to still sound full and reject ambient and acoustics. What it picked up from acoustics didn't deter from the source and even sounded good in badly treated rooms. Way back BBC local stations used them. Also liked senn md441 (normal and cheaper blackfire) but prefer tg201. Hate the md421 - bad rejection , nasal, no butter, a pig
It's the perfect snare mic if you put the cymbals in the dead zone. Great for horns, percussion, toms and bass amps too, even kick drum. Being able to capture loud sources in a live situation that sounds almost like a consenser, but without the downsides, is truly amazing. (Also why I love the MD441;). Guess it's good for spoken word if you have a really good popscreen and don't move too much lol.
I have 201s from various vintages and it has been my go-to snare mic for over a decade. I don’t remember the last time I used anything else on a snare. The pre TG model is far more compact which always helps in that application but either one works great. It has impeccable dynamic range, somehow both sensitive and also unfazed by the explosion of a snare. It’s not going to be a ready-made sound on the snare, but it’s accuracy makes it a breeze to equalize, very responsive to small changes. In general I really like Beyer dynamic mics. M69 and M88 never get a day off either. Very highly recommended!
This is one of the most robust and versatile dynamic mics you can buy. They have been a standard desk mic in BBC radio for more than 40yrs but they are great on everything from acoustic guitar to drums.
It was first released in the 60s. The TG version in the 80s. It´s vintage but still going strong. If you get hold of an senn 441 give it a go (expensive though). Another vintage spoken word fav is the AKG D222 (and 202) still used in the Uk parliament! The AKG unfortunately not sold new but defined the sound of Uk and european radio djs in the 70s. They may all be old but sound GREAT. Not perfect but give character.
Cha cos I have the 441-u and I’m gonna be honest I am not terribly fond of it. I wanted to love it considering what I paid for it, but I am not 100% on the tone.
True. It is versatile though. Used resale value is high so you can flog it. Have you seen / heard the AKG? Its 2way design was ground-breaking controlling xplosives and proximity effect www.coutant.org/akgd202/
@@Podcastage wow... it's crazy how people can listen to same exact thing and seemingly hear different results. I am saving money now to buy the 441... solely because how great I think you sound on it and am hoping for similar results. I love my current daily RE27 (which you also didn't like) a ton more than my RE20, SM7B and 421. However... from your vids... I think 441 is well worth the investment.
The problem with this being such a good sounding and well built microphone is that I can't find any used ones for sale anywhere! Nobody seems to get rid of them anymore.
@@QuickQuips Guys, tha best pick for an untreated room: the most condenser-like sound, the richest sound, etc....What would you advise me, Re20, SM7B or this mic?
@@sevchyk This Microphone has a Hypercardioid pattern which is better at eliminating background noise. Much better than the standard cardiod microphones such as the SM7B and RE-20
Thank you for all your videos, Mr. Scott! Your structure has really helped me with mic selection. My first was a Sennheiser e835 because I just needed something low cost to start on; my first impulse was to just get a Shure SM57 or 58 since we all know those, but a little research and your channel helped. Then I wanted a step up for a second mic and this video along with a few of your other videos helped me choose between the SM7B and M201TG. I have this M201TG now, it's up and running in my "studio," and I really like it. I will get the A81WS at some point to help, but this helped me get a great mic for $100 less. Thank you!
I own a pair of the M201 TG and so far I’ve been happy with my mics. I have recorded a string quartet using them in a XY pattern and I was impressed with how well it captured the cello even after being 6’ away and about 10’ in height. The gain is certainly the one piece I wish Beyerdynamic would improve. I’m using the mics for live use and I have to really push the mic pres.
Man! Your reviews are awesome! I do like them very much and I appreciate your effort to make people get as much data as possible about particular item.👍
So we got a few 201 for the Company and i instantly loved them they are one if not the best All Around Stage mics, very very great sound with an unique tone , hypercardiod is also a real good bonus, if you now how to possition them correctly . i love it its my favourite Mic atm
Just wanted to say I’m really enjoying the videos! They have helped me decide which microphone to purchase! If anyone is looking for anything microphones you’re the guy!
I have his mic, and like everything Beyerdynamic, it's superb! Pair it with an M 160, run them both through a Cloudlifter (or equivalent booster), place them in front of a single speaker guitar cabinet, bend for balance, eq if necessary, and you won't be disappointed!
TG can stand for tour gear if you want, doesn’t change the fact that it’s a diminution of « Ta Gueule », meaning stfu in French. Same for Sony MDR’s, mdr meaning « lol » (kinda) in French.
Love your review! By the way, random question, what are the chord progressions of your song? Especially the last 2 chords before the E major chord where you sang 'Coz someone told me that it is, but I don't know if you're the one.'
Hey dude..cand you get SENIC SM091 or SALAR M12 ..is the same mic .. i would realy like to know your thoughts - considering the fact that are budgets microphones
Greetings to you from Kalamazoo! I am a horn (trumpet) player and am looking at a mic of my own to utilize in my live performance, as I am sick and tired of sound techs sticking a SM57 in front of me that does nothing to capture the rich, warm, full sound that I have worked so hard to develop. In my search of dynamic mic contenders, I keep coming back to the Beyer M201. It's very difficult to find mic review for use with wind instruments (as they all tend to be for drums or guitar cabs or vocals). Nevertheless, your review of this particular dynamic suggests it would be suitable for live horns (relatively broad flat response and tight pick-up pattern with good off-axis rejection). Can you offer any personal insight regarding this mic as a horn mic? PEACE!
I have never used this on horns so I cannot speak to that specifically. I used to play trumpet in High School but that was ages ago and I don't have it anymore. As of right now I wouldn't be able to offer any personal insight there. Something I can share. I did ask the engineer for Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview, what he was using for the horns on that record and he mentioned that he used the SM7b or the RE20. That's about all I know. I wish you the best of luck on the search, and whenever you land on a mic, I'd love to hear what you pick and maybe you can post a video for the next person searching for a horn mic. Best of luck Bobby.
In July, Thomann was selling the M201 TG for $178. Now? Thomann is selling the M201 TG for $259 (46% more). That's some sharp price increase. [2023-07-29] Thomann now sells the M201 TG for US$298, compared to $178 last July. That's a 67% increase in just one year. [2024-01-25] Thomann now sells the M201 for US$364. That's a 104% increase since July 2022. In other words, this microphone has more than doubled in price in just 1.5 years.
Thomann now sells the M201 for US$364. That's a 104% increase since July 2022. In other words, this microphone has more than doubled in price in just 1.5 years.
Thanks good tip! Recording and playback sounds like an amazing start but want to maybe get better at it all and start post processing And might record an instrument Garageband seems really easy but I don't have a Mac just PC So downloaded audacity as per recommendation to give a go Cheers all, advice is awesome!
Nice chord progression! I've always walked that progression up...Emaj, B, C, C#m.....but you played Emaj, C#m, C, B and that through me for a loop, but it was cool lol
I’ve never listened to Portugal the Man. Hmmm. It was a fun progression since the melody can just hang on a B so when you change chords Bm -B7 Em - E7 the not could remain the same which is pretty fun.
I purchased this microphone specifically because of this review but I am disappointed in it. This microphone has virtually no body, no low-end whatsoever in comparison to my SM7B or RE-20. It sounds anorexic. I do enjoy the crisp and warm sounding tone of it but man there is virtually no low end. No switches at all either for adjustments
I actually like it because of its low end response--very strong but controlled in the mix. Proximity effect is huge with this mic, so with creative close-miking, you can really boosts the lows to taste. You can see it in the frequency chart for different mic distances. One suggestion from another owner: If you are using it on relatively quieter sound sources or placed further from the source, try a Cloudlifter or FEThead in-line preamp to increase the gain and its sensitivity. The M201tg mic really requires lots of gain on quieter sources. But with the extra boost of such a preamp, it sounds terrific. It is my personal favorite mic on both spoken word (with Fethead); and on electric guitar speaker cabinets, which are loud enough to avoid the need for the Fethead.
Could you reccomended a boom arm that works with this microphone? I’m trying to use it for live purposes but since it’s so light I’m struggling to find one that works well.
@@ricardoprieto6401 Thank you so much for the fast reply! I apologize for not specifying further, but since I don't have much desk space I'm looking for a clampable swivel or spring boom arm (example: PSa1). Do you have any recommendations that would fit such a light microphone?
Seen so many Podcastage and Novraugh reviews. And honestly, comparing Podcastage reviews to Novraugh reviews is like comparing a bar of platinum to a used condom.
Worth noting that the Shure A81WS fits this thing, and will completely eliminate plosives. Add a FetHead to smooth the gain issue, and you've got what I would argue is the best spoken word mic in the sub-Neumann class.
Do you have any thoughts on the M88? I was thinking of getting it over the M201.
@@VGScreens The M88 is better for singing/vocals; the M201 has the edge for instruments and spoken word.
Thanks! However the mic is very light, too light for most boom arms actually (e.g. psa1). What kind of boom arm / stand would you recommand for the m201tg
@@TheMakownage I've only used it with a desk stand, so I can't offer any help!
@oklahomma Great!
The legend of the M202-TG: As legend goes, The Eurythmics had just formed in England, after leaving their band. The two were starving from gig to gig. Dave was recovering from a punctured lung. Annie was in complete depression, often breaking down in tears randomly. As a last attempt to progress, Dave got a loan of 5,000 pounds, and they bought this Beyerdynamic mic from a pawn shop. At rock-bottom, Dave started to play around with one of their new synths on the floor. Annie suddenly sat up and said, "What the hell is that?" She leapt up off the floor and went to the Oberheim and they played dueling-synthesizers utill she started singing these words: "Sweet Dreams are made of this. Who am I to disagree?" Within the next few days they had finished recording the song they had written, recording the entire live audio (including Annie's voice) using only the Beyerdynamic M201. The rest, as they say, is history.
ssshhh we don't want Beyerdynamic hiking up the price like Shure did when everyone wanted a 7B.
@@samnicholson5051 Too late. In July last year, Thomann was selling the M201 TG for $178. Today? $309.
@@sinocelt I was lucky enough to get one for a little over €200 on Thomann early last year. I knew the price the price was going to go up like everything else was, so after considering it for a long time finally decided to do so. I'm glad I did because the price on the same site now is €350. Madness!
Literally every Mic I look up you've reviewed! Super helpful to have that consistency when comparing. Thanks so much!
Oh my god. A mic review hosted by someone with some actual personality. Absolutely loved this video. Subscribed!!
That really does mean a lot Munashe. Thanks so much.
Podcastage no problem. Keep persevering dude!
I used the 201 in a radio station some 15 years back. Favourite mic of all time for male and female spoken word! Plosives were controlled by pulling forward the windscreen distancing my mouth just the right amount to still sound full and reject ambient and acoustics. What it picked up from acoustics didn't deter from the source and even sounded good in badly treated rooms. Way back BBC local stations used them. Also liked senn md441 (normal and cheaper blackfire) but prefer tg201. Hate the md421 - bad rejection , nasal, no butter, a pig
I love how this mic sounds for spoken word, I’ll probably pick it up in the future for deeper voice acting or a bass line in a song
It's the perfect snare mic if you put the cymbals in the dead zone. Great for horns, percussion, toms and bass amps too, even kick drum. Being able to capture loud sources in a live situation that sounds almost like a consenser, but without the downsides, is truly amazing. (Also why I love the MD441;). Guess it's good for spoken word if you have a really good popscreen and don't move too much lol.
I have 201s from various vintages and it has been my go-to snare mic for over a decade. I don’t remember the last time I used anything else on a snare. The pre TG model is far more compact which always helps in that application but either one works great. It has impeccable dynamic range, somehow both sensitive and also unfazed by the explosion of a snare. It’s not going to be a ready-made sound on the snare, but it’s accuracy makes it a breeze to equalize, very responsive to small changes. In general I really like Beyer dynamic mics. M69 and M88 never get a day off either. Very highly recommended!
Yup perfect snare mic
This is one of the most robust and versatile dynamic mics you can buy. They have been a standard desk mic in BBC radio for more than 40yrs but they are great on everything from acoustic guitar to drums.
It was first released in the 60s. The TG version in the 80s. It´s vintage but still going strong. If you get hold of an senn 441 give it a go (expensive though). Another vintage spoken word fav is the AKG D222 (and 202) still used in the Uk parliament! The AKG unfortunately not sold new but defined the sound of Uk and european radio djs in the 70s. They may all be old but sound GREAT. Not perfect but give character.
Cha cos I have the 441-u and I’m gonna be honest I am not terribly fond of it. I wanted to love it considering what I paid for it, but I am not 100% on the tone.
True. It is versatile though. Used resale value is high so you can flog it. Have you seen / heard the AKG? Its 2way design was ground-breaking controlling xplosives and proximity effect www.coutant.org/akgd202/
@@Podcastage wow... it's crazy how people can listen to same exact thing and seemingly hear different results. I am saving money now to buy the 441... solely because how great I think you sound on it and am hoping for similar results. I love my current daily RE27 (which you also didn't like) a ton more than my RE20, SM7B and 421. However... from your vids... I think 441 is well worth the investment.
The problem with this being such a good sounding and well built microphone is that I can't find any used ones for sale anywhere! Nobody seems to get rid of them anymore.
Yup still kept mine even though music is dead to me now
I just had to go back and re-listen to your sm7b and re20 reviews. This one actually sounds better (to my ears, and I'm an re20 owner) .
The RE20 though has that specific voicing that is the sound of talk radio.
Sennheiser md421 is another popular dynamic standard.
@@QuickQuips Guys, tha best pick for an untreated room: the most condenser-like sound, the richest sound, etc....What would you advise me, Re20, SM7B or this mic?
@@sevchyk This Microphone has a Hypercardioid pattern which is better at eliminating background noise. Much better than the standard cardiod microphones such as the SM7B and RE-20
Thank you for all your videos, Mr. Scott! Your structure has really helped me with mic selection. My first was a Sennheiser e835 because I just needed something low cost to start on; my first impulse was to just get a Shure SM57 or 58 since we all know those, but a little research and your channel helped. Then I wanted a step up for a second mic and this video along with a few of your other videos helped me choose between the SM7B and M201TG. I have this M201TG now, it's up and running in my "studio," and I really like it. I will get the A81WS at some point to help, but this helped me get a great mic for $100 less. Thank you!
I own a pair of the M201 TG and so far I’ve been happy with my mics. I have recorded a string quartet using them in a XY pattern and I was impressed with how well it captured the cello even after being 6’ away and about 10’ in height. The gain is certainly the one piece I wish Beyerdynamic would improve. I’m using the mics for live use and I have to really push the mic pres.
I liked the sound of that mic right from the get go. I could find so many uses for that thing.
I have two fab ReVox M3500 (same as M201 but with 600 ohm impedance and a lift around 5 kHz in the frequency response) and I LOVE THEM!
Man! Your reviews are awesome! I do like them very much and I appreciate your effort to make people get as much data as possible about particular item.👍
So we got a few 201 for the Company and i instantly loved them they are one if not the best All Around Stage mics, very very great sound with an unique tone , hypercardiod is also a real good bonus, if you now how to possition them correctly . i love it its my favourite Mic atm
I just died when he said "OMG I hate myself" HAHAH. The HMMM is a nice touch too.
Every time you don't say "didly did" it hurts somewhere inside...
Nixuya sebe vi anglichane!
@@ivan66773 da eto zh russkii kanal
What about. You get a damn sticker?
Артём Лобанов exactly gotta complete the Ned flanders meme
Just wanted to say I’m really enjoying the videos! They have helped me decide which microphone to purchase! If anyone is looking for anything microphones you’re the guy!
I'm looking to get this for the top of my snare to replace my Shure sm57.
I have his mic, and like everything Beyerdynamic, it's superb!
Pair it with an M 160, run them both through a Cloudlifter (or equivalent booster), place them in front of a single speaker guitar cabinet, bend for balance, eq if necessary, and you won't be disappointed!
Sounds fabulous for spoken word. Really good.
TG can stand for tour gear if you want, doesn’t change the fact that it’s a diminution of « Ta Gueule », meaning stfu in French.
Same for Sony MDR’s, mdr meaning « lol » (kinda) in French.
What?
Would this be a good gaming mic it sounds good. Wait it's 300 bucks.
Electric guitar sound is wonderful. Immediately ordered two
This is a great review. Told me everything I needed to know.
That dramatic zoom after the box throw… 🤣🤣👍
I'd A/B/C with your reviews Sennheiser MK4 / e935 / M201 TG. the tone of the M201 TG is the best. it has a fuller body width to your voice.
Love your review! By the way, random question, what are the chord progressions of your song? Especially the last 2 chords before the E major chord where you sang 'Coz someone told me that it is, but I don't know if you're the one.'
BBC radio use these for multiple head interviews/ discussions in the news room.
Sounds great on electric guitar, acoustic guitar and your vocals!
You didn’t try it on snare drum or horns though!
hey podcastage! will you be reviewing the line 6 ux2? or podfarm? great video btw
Great sounding mic. I like it.
Pls help me!!! which microphone do you recommend for voice-over recordings in travel conditions, Beyerdynamic or Lewitt Interviewer?
Can you make a compilation of all the mics you reviewed on the guitar cab? Thanks!
Hey dude..cand you get SENIC SM091 or SALAR M12 ..is the same mic .. i would realy like to know your thoughts - considering the fact that are budgets microphones
Cool vid 😁
Will this make a good vocal mic??
Billie joe recorded his voice with this mic for the Dookie Album
BBC use this for radio spoken voice / interviews for its natural frequency response.
Greetings to you from Kalamazoo! I am a horn (trumpet) player and am looking at a mic of my own to utilize in my live performance, as I am sick and tired of sound techs sticking a SM57 in front of me that does nothing to capture the rich, warm, full sound that I have worked so hard to develop. In my search of dynamic mic contenders, I keep coming back to the Beyer M201. It's very difficult to find mic review for use with wind instruments (as they all tend to be for drums or guitar cabs or vocals). Nevertheless, your review of this particular dynamic suggests it would be suitable for live horns (relatively broad flat response and tight pick-up pattern with good off-axis rejection). Can you offer any personal insight regarding this mic as a horn mic? PEACE!
I have never used this on horns so I cannot speak to that specifically. I used to play trumpet in High School but that was ages ago and I don't have it anymore. As of right now I wouldn't be able to offer any personal insight there.
Something I can share. I did ask the engineer for Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview, what he was using for the horns on that record and he mentioned that he used the SM7b or the RE20. That's about all I know. I wish you the best of luck on the search, and whenever you land on a mic, I'd love to hear what you pick and maybe you can post a video for the next person searching for a horn mic. Best of luck Bobby.
Great sounding mic for violins or a horn?
Larry Russell so far my real world experience would say violins (or any strong)
In July, Thomann was selling the M201 TG for $178. Now? Thomann is selling the M201 TG for $259 (46% more). That's some sharp price increase.
[2023-07-29] Thomann now sells the M201 TG for US$298, compared to $178 last July. That's a 67% increase in just one year.
[2024-01-25] Thomann now sells the M201 for US$364. That's a 104% increase since July 2022.
In other words, this microphone has more than doubled in price in just 1.5 years.
Now it’s $309! (And Sweetwater sells it for $400 😮)
Thomann now sells the M201 for US$364. That's a 104% increase since July 2022. In other words, this microphone has more than doubled in price in just 1.5 years.
Seems to have come down in price based on your link to $229.
You forgot to mention the hum coil...
Hey what about beyerdynamic tg d35? It looks similar to SM57 on paper!
Don't beat around the bush here... You bought this because Billie Joe A. used it on Dookie (supposedly) :P I can actually here it. Cheers - Bahrum
I will have nightmares for weeks cause of you Bandrew
oh and that face was weird too
Hmmm,... kinda like Peavy’s PVM 45’, except way more expensive!
If you got a Beyerdynamic M201 and a M88 you can record anything.
Hi dude, what recording software do you use on PC? Cheers!
R 2 Audacity is free and open source. And Reaper is brilliantly priced and incredibly flexible.
O cheers!! I'll check out audacity
If you don't plan on doing post-processing work,
then there's a recorder program or two built into windows
Thanks good tip! Recording and playback sounds like an amazing start but want to maybe get better at it all and start post processing
And might record an instrument
Garageband seems really easy but I don't have a Mac just PC
So downloaded audacity as per recommendation to give a go
Cheers all, advice is awesome!
I always considered it to be a snare mic.
If compared to RE20 on vocals, which mic sounds warmer and fuller?
I think this one
Who switches a mic between the hands like that while talking?
If it were being used on stage for vocals, many singers hand hold a microphone.
Would you recommend this for choir?
DarkPa1adin yes for a bass or baritone singer, but for a group or a higher octave I would say no.
DarkPa1adin yes, just be ready to crank the gain of your mic pres as the podcast says
Nice chord progression! I've always walked that progression up...Emaj, B, C, C#m.....but you played Emaj, C#m, C, B and that through me for a loop, but it was cool lol
I was screwing with something g fun before this Am-E-F-F#-Bm-B7-Em-E7-Am
@@Podcastage I just grabbed the acoustic and played that progression. It's sounds like something from Portugal.the Man
I’ve never listened to Portugal the Man. Hmmm. It was a fun progression since the melody can just hang on a B so when you change chords Bm -B7 Em - E7 the not could remain the same which is pretty fun.
ReVox3500 is it good for recording the voice?tanks
microphone ReVox M3500
0:10 Have you been watching pewdiepie or did this become a meme without me noticing it?
I definitely watch pewdiepie.
Podcastage You have a fuck-ton of knowledge about mics for being a nine-year old...
Can u do review on "XIBERIA V10" gaming headphones...thank u😃
I purchased this microphone specifically because of this review but I am disappointed in it. This microphone has virtually no body, no low-end whatsoever in comparison to my SM7B or RE-20. It sounds anorexic. I do enjoy the crisp and warm sounding tone of it but man there is virtually no low end. No switches at all either for adjustments
I actually like it because of its low end response--very strong but controlled in the mix. Proximity effect is huge with this mic, so with creative close-miking, you can really boosts the lows to taste. You can see it in the frequency chart for different mic distances. One suggestion from another owner: If you are using it on relatively quieter sound sources or placed further from the source, try a Cloudlifter or FEThead in-line preamp to increase the gain and its sensitivity. The M201tg mic really requires lots of gain on quieter sources. But with the extra boost of such a preamp, it sounds terrific. It is my personal favorite mic on both spoken word (with Fethead); and on electric guitar speaker cabinets, which are loud enough to avoid the need for the Fethead.
Could you reccomended a boom arm that works with this microphone? I’m trying to use it for live purposes but since it’s so light I’m struggling to find one that works well.
@@Solovain Yes, this one works great. Gator Frameworks Short Weighted Base Microphone Stand .
@@ricardoprieto6401 Thank you so much for the fast reply! I apologize for not specifying further, but since I don't have much desk space I'm looking for a clampable swivel or spring boom arm (example: PSa1). Do you have any recommendations that would fit such a light microphone?
Seen so many Podcastage and Novraugh reviews. And honestly, comparing Podcastage reviews to Novraugh reviews is like comparing a bar of platinum to a used condom.
Great for Hi Hats
Tablas etc
$300 for a shotgun-like dynamic mic...............................
Why not? :)
DarkPa1adin actually I think this price point I can add more $100 for a sm7b
Exactly! I did like the tone, but I paid that for an EV320, I don't need a cloudlifter, and I don't have anything close to that mic with plosives.
sounds no different than an 80 buck MXL 991 TBH
I'm shit bricks in 0:10
HMMMMMMMMM 🤔
Wired
Yikes for $300 I need better rejection.
That seems to be the consensus. It sounds really nice, but with the plosives and the price, it's just not a good quality/value ratio.
0:10 HmMmMmM
lol...face twist
What's wrong with your face? ;)
You crack me up my man. Great job.
you 9 year old
Nothing wrong with that. REEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE on my man
much luv
Nah , I shall stick to SM 57.