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.

Sennheiser e935 just shines. Great value for the money. Still a solid mic to have in your bag of tricks.

The sennheiser e935 nearly sounds as good as my rode large-frame condenser. It doesn't sound as dark or muddy as the shures. It beats the sm58 easily and even sounds clearer and better than the beta 58a (which i think is a better vocal mic than the sm...  Read More

This mic is clearer and has big sound. It's extremely durable and it makes my voice sound more clear. I like the look and the ergonomics of it too.

Shure sm58. Little brighter and more precense than sm58.

It has a tune controller. The impedance is how much power is being put back into the interface by the mic itself. Add a mixer with some reverb and bam.