Whether you want a backup mic or an affordable option for your primary, this is worth considering. The quality is amazing and i cant believe how inexpensive it was for the quality. I want to say it's better than i expected but that's not actually true...  Read More

It stands very solidly on your desk. It's not wobbly at all. The base is heavy enough to not topple the mic over.

All parts are hefty and feel to be built of quality metal. Upon opening i was greeted by the sheer heft of this mic! The materials are solid. The printing on the box is both very well done and provides some very useful information.

The gain control knob allows you to adjust based on your distance from the mic to improve sound volume. It clearly picks up all syllables at a good volume (with the mixer set at the proper volume) made for my voice.

This condenser microphone is half the price of many of those other mics. It successfully filters out the background noise in my setting when positioned properly in front of the speaker. The mic comes with a built in pop filter inside of the mesh so an...  Read More

It's not a cool name, like crv, as i thought. That's disappointing because it is very solidly built.

Mics snares and guitar amps just fine. Works as good as a behringer. Similar to shure mics.

These are great mics, but a little bit delicate. Great as a utility mic when all your other mics have been assigned to other uses. No complaint with this microphone.

Weymic wm58 performs pretty well considering it’s so cheap. Makes you wonder why the shure version costs a hundred bucks.

The construction is fairly bulletproof, all metal body and windscreen. Super well-built. Very well constructed microphone. It feels sturdier, and i just dropped it and it still looks and works like a microphone.

Shure sm58 and sennheiser e835. Great for practice, but not as good as a shure sm57.

High end is very brittle and thin in a bad way. No on and off button. No where to put batteries.