*** HARMONICA MICROPHONE ***

FatJim · 27th Jan 2010, 12:41 PM

This mic was discussed here http://www.musiker-board.de/vb/live-...iser-e606.html (in German - just for you Dean!) I think it's a Polish brand. Opinions seem to be very favourable. The Shure SM57 can make a very good harp mic (with the impedance converter that Jaybird mentions). Since reviewers claim that the SM57 and MS57 sound identical then this Fame MS57 would probably make a very good harp mic too. Compared to the price of the Shure mic, €33 is amazing!

Dean Heuke · 27th Jan 2010, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by FatJim

This mic was discussed here [Bericht] SM57 vs. Fame MS57 vs. Sennheiser e606 - Musiker-Board (in German - just for you Dean!) I think it's a Polish brand. Opinions seem to be very favourable. The Shure SM57 can make a very good harp mic (with the impedance converter that Jaybird mentions). Since reviewers claim that the SM57 and MS57 sound identical then this Fame MS57 would probably make a very good harp mic too. Compared to the price of the Shure mic, €33 is amazing!

Thanks , I will buy it on Saturday, together with an amp and the rest stuff i need
i think
...

FatJim · 27th Jan 2010, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean Heuke

I think you mean this:
Omnitronic - XLR / Klinke Kabel, inkl. Impedanzwandler 600Ohm-50 kOhm : Jacks And Adapter

That's perfect. It is absolutely essential if you use a guitar amp, otherwise your mic will sound quiet and with little bass.

BTW going amplified is a big move - be prepared for lots of feedback from your amp. Keep the volume low until you learn how to deal with it.

Dean Heuke · 27th Jan 2010, 01:07 PM

MANY THANKS ....
I think i'm now prepared

Jaybird · 27th Jan 2010, 03:11 PM

Yes, That is what I was talking about. from the same site I found this. A little smaller and very handy. Does the same job.

REC0005620-000 ...Part number

Music Store professional

27th Jan 2010, 12:41 PM	#26
FatJim Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Nottingham Country: United Kingdom Posts: 560	Re: * HARMONICA MICROPHONE * This mic was discussed here http://www.musiker-board.de/vb/live-...iser-e606.html (in German - just for you Dean!) I think it's a Polish brand. Opinions seem to be very favourable. The Shure SM57 can make a very good harp mic (with the impedance converter that Jaybird mentions). Since reviewers claim that the SM57 and MS57 sound identical then this Fame MS57 would probably make a very good harp mic too. Compared to the price of the Shure mic, €33 is amazing! Last edited by FatJim; 27th Jan 2010 at 12:41 PM. Reason: oops! forgot to paste the link

27th Jan 2010, 01:07 PM	#29
Dean Heuke Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Krefeld Country: Germany Posts: 1,197	Re: * HARMONICA MICROPHONE * MANY THANKS .... I think i'm now prepared __________________ love can make you crazy but it never really makes you free

27th Jan 2010, 03:11 PM	#30
Jaybird Join Date: Mar 2009 Country: United States Posts: 8	Re: * HARMONICA MICROPHONE * Yes, That is what I was talking about. from the same site I found this. A little smaller and very handy. Does the same job. REC0005620-000 ...Part number Music Store professional

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