Anti-pop noise protection filter for microphones

#Ferdilicious! (2008-09-11) Well I was a little hesitant at first, but once the semitonic filtration chamber reached three quarters capacity it worked a treat. No snaps, crackles pops or parity occlusions. As the previous reviewer mentioned the oil draining facility only adds to the sonic transparency. Clever? I think so. .

The Shure SM58® unidirectional (cardioid) dynamic vocal microphone is designed for professional vocal use in live performance, sound reinforcement,and studio recording. It has a tailored vocal response for a sound which is a world standard for singing or speech. A highly effective, built-in sphericalfilter minimizes wind and breath pop noise. A cardioid pickup pattern isolates the main sound source while minimizing unwanted background noise. Rugged construction, a proven shock-mount system, and a steel mesh grille ensure that even with rough handling, the SM58 will perform consistently, consistently,outdoors or indoors.Product Dimensions: 162 x 51 x 23 mmNet Weight: 298 grams (10.5 oz)

#Great Mic! (2009-06-02) Yep this mic really is all its cracked up to be! The sound is clear and it is well built. What more can I say, if its vocals and live you need one!

#Industry standard (2009-05-08) The SM58 has established itself as the industry standard for live and studio vocal use for many many years for a number of good reasons:* It sounds great with most voices* It s durable* It s decent value for money* It s good at rejecting feedback* It has become so established and widespread that people know what to expect from it. The best way to improve on this for studio vocal work is to go for a large diaphragm capacitor mic. . . usually at considerably more money. These require power to run, either battery or phantom, but are more sensitive and will ...

#Perfect Vocal Microphone (2008-09-12) Yes, as everyone is saying, this is a brilliant mic. But why? It s extremely solid, the sound quality it produces is warm and intimate, and it s great for gigging because you hardly get any feedback from a live system. And this microphone is a bargain. I ve had two for several years now, and they re both still in great condition, because things just never break! Mind you, keep it in a box, preferebly in some of the original wrapping to keep the exterior finish looking sexy ,) GREAT :D

#Best Mic I have ever used (2008-09-10) Just received it today and can t wait to use it, looks very similar to my current Shure PG58. It sounds a bit normal comparing to PG58, was a little disppointed at the beginning and doubt if people are cheating me on the internet, but after playing with it for a while I found that it s actually more accurate and crispy than PG58, the best vocal microphone I have used, haven t used many though.

#what a mic!!! (2008-04-21) i got my first sm58 10 years agao and just recently had it in a bag at a show which also had a bottle of coke in it which burst and killed my sm58 off good and proper. my sm58 was like a lil tank over these 10 years. . . used it live on stage,in practice and in the studio. . . not just for my vocals but also guitars and drums on some occations. . . since now it finally will not work after 10 years of a beating i would only purchase this mic again. . . i really do not think i could trust any thing else. so all in all if you want a mic that is really over the a...

Sony Vocal hand-held microphone

#Good for price (2009-06-29) Delivery time was excellent, and for the money the product is exactly what I expected!

#Hmmm (2009-02-09) Came quickly, but for some reason decides to only work when it wants to and only on certain computers. . .

#SONY FV-120 Uni Dynamic Microphone (2006-12-01) It s a good microphone as it looks great & it is light weight compared to the Shure PG48 or the JHS microphone. One problem that dissapointed me with Sony is that it picksup superbly clear BUT! I found it only did this for a few days then once it passed it starts to become very muffled & unclear like those cheap poundshop microphones but all round it s ok!

#Sony FV-120: Not bad for the price (2004-03-16) The FV-120 is a cheap vocal microphone good for a beginner to amplified singing. It has a handy 3 metre long cord and couldn t be more simple to use. One thing that struck me was how light it was, which makes it feel more of a toy than a real microphone. The design is fairly standard, quite dull really. The reason I chose it over the Hama was the fact that I was more familiar with Sony, and it arrived much, much quicker. It comes with an adaptor so that a regular amp will take it. Mine s plugged into the back of the stereo. Not...

Package consists of:* Zoom H2 Handy Recorder* Transcend 4Gb SDHC CardZoom H2 Handy RecorderSimplicity is a beautiful thing.It s a simple idea: provide brilliant stereo recording in an easy-to-use, ultra-portable device. Now everyone can record pristine audio in an infinite variety of applications. From seminars and conferences, to electronic news gathering (ENG) and podcasting, to musical performances, songwriting sessions and rehearsals, the H2 provides amazing recording quality. And no matter what kind of music you perform or the instrument you play, the H2 can effortlessly record it in high-quality stereo.Front Cardioid 90 pattern90° PatternRecord from the front at 90°Rear Cardioid 120 pattern120° PatternRecord from the rear at 120°Why four mics are better than two.The H2 is the only portable recorder with 4 mic capsules onboard for 360° recording. With 4 mic capsules in a W-X/Y configuration, the audio is decoded instantly, bringing these four signals together for unparalleled...

#Rapid deivery & wicked item!!! (2009-06-18) Excellent Product. . . even at gig level rehearsal in small rooms it really does the bsuiness. Also at gigs in large rooms. AMAZING

#Very handy little gadget (2009-05-13) I bought this product as a replacement for a MiniDisc and Microphone setup as the battery in the MD was long since dead and I was tired of the awkward setup and slow workings of the MD. I m an opera singer and use the recorder to record lessons, my own practice and concerts, and so far the H2 has been exactly what I hoped it would be. The recording quality is very good (you just have to make sure that you ve got the right recording levels) and it s very simple and quick to use. It does eat battery power fairly quickly, but that is not a problem i...

#RECORDING ACCOMPANIMENT (2009-05-08) The H2 exceeded my expectations. It was easy to set up and use. The recording quality is excellent and easily downloads onto my PC from which I can burn CDs of piano accompaniment

#Zoom Zoom (2009-05-05) The recorder is easy to use with very good authentic sound reproduction. The sensitivity of the microphones is excellent giving a faithful stereo split. The recorder does everything I need of it ie. instruments and voice. One of the instruments being a flute a particularly difficult insrument to reproduce. I highly reccommend it and feel it is good value for money Bert

#zoom h2 (2009-03-27) The product was as expected very good for a portable recording device. I have used it to record lectures with Q&A sessions where the directional mic is useful, forward for the speaker and surround for audience and speaker. I use Kubuntu as my OS and the H2 is not plug in and play but using the SD card I can transfer the audio files to my PC.

Microphone stand with 3 foldable legs. Easy to install and to store. The supplied adaptor features 3 different external thread dimensions: 1/4, 3/8 and 5/8. Features: ABS plastic construction for a long life-time Blister packed Specifications: Height 140 - 180mm Weight 1.6kg

#Handy (2009-06-29) Delivery time good as always, and the product is very handy and well designed as it is compact but when unfolded does eveyrthing you need a desktop stand to do!

#ok for temporay use (2009-05-19) if you are going to use this for a daily basist then it not worth buying and btw they sell them a lot cheaper in maplins

#Does what I wanted it to do (2009-03-27) I am a therapist and sometimes need to record discs. I have a good mic, but had to use a huge boom stand, which got in the way of the desk and was bulky to store. This little desktop stand does the job. It is small, and folds down even smaller, so it will fit in a briefcase with your laptop if you need to travel. It holds the mic at the right distance/height for me to record onto my PC while I m at my desk working. My only criticism is that there is no boom part, so you can only get the mic as near as the feet will allow.