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MICROPHONE
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The characteristics of a microphone involve more than just the specifications you read in its description.
That’s why it’s fair to say that price itself is a significant specification.
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Most microphones fall into two categories: dynamic mics (on-stage use) & condenser mics (studio recording).
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SHURE & RODE microphones are best to buy for your purpose.
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Choosing a microphone depends upon your purpose.
For Vocals – Singing – SHURE SM58, RODE NT1A, RODE NT2A, Samson C01 (under 5k).
For Drums, Guitar- SHURE SM57 *best*
For Voiceovers – USB Microphones – Blue Microphones Snowball USB, Samson Go Mic (under 5k)
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BEST TO BUY (BUDGETWISE)
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1) UPTO RS-2000 – Behringer XM8500 Dynamic Cardioid Microphone
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2) UPTO RS-4000 – Samson Go Mic Portable USB Condenser Microphone
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3) UPTO RS-5000- Samson C01 Large Diaphragm Vocal Condenser Microphone
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4) UPTO RS- 6500 – Shure SM57-LC Cardioid Dynamic Microphone
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5) UPTO RS-7000 – Blue Microphones Snowball-MW USB Microphone
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5) UPTO RS- 7500 – Shure SM58S Vocal Microphone
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6) UPTO RS- 9000 – Audio-Technica AT2020 Cardioid Condenser Studio Microphone
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7) UPTO RS- 15000 – Rode NT-USB USB Condenser Microphone
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8) UPTO RS – 18000 – Audio-Technica AT2020 USB Condenser USB Microphone
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9) UPTO RS – 25000 – Rode NT 2A Microphone
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