It looks like Earthworks sr117

Do yourself a favour and hear the difference when flipping the phase, when using headphones and speaking or singing into the d:facto.

Really nice covering! Luv it

Hello, how are you? Can I suggest a comparison between sr40v and sr117? Thanks

Awesome! Thank you!

What microphone stand do you recommend for the SV33? One for studio recording, one for the desk. I bought the mic because of you! Love your videos, thanks sir.

Excellent review!

Both of those earthworks microphone sound quite good on your voice,

reminds me of electro voice

I HATE THIS MIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome song Anton, thank you, great playing too

Considering that Sennheiser 431 is a pretty expensive microphone that capsule looks MIGHTY CHEAP!! are you sure that is a genuine Sennheiser and not a copy coz that does not look right to be fair?

This looks like a very finely made microphone to be honest, the build quality looks very solid and the finish looks very smooth

Gotta be honest I would not be caught using that PG on stage for nothing 😂 I am surprised how little in sound quality difference there is between these 2 considering the enormous price difference 🤔 the handling noise is absolutely horrendous on the PG though

When you go back over to Rockbottom please pick up the AKG D33O-BT to test out, this was the touring microphone choice of ABBA back in the day and there is no other reviews on it on KZbin and it would be most interesting to hear your thoughts on it

Rockbottom, do they perhaps also sell Shure Nexadyne 8s and 8c? ;-)

😂😂😂 she will love it Anton

Came here for the comparison but got lost in this guy's hypnotic smoothness instead. Oh well.

350 has that peaky top end after 12khz (like rode nt1) and when you sing loud enough, its goes more crazy. And plosives is out of control, windclownnose all the time must be on.

Awesome video, one of the most useful on high notes. Thanks!

Enjoyed that very much - i'm glad that such a fine optic has a Custodian such as yourself. Not a lens that i have... but you've not managed to put me off the (remote) possibility. Cheers and best wishes from New Zealand.

I bought a couple of fake beta 58a’s back on 2009. They sounded very close to the real ones. I knew this because we had singers who brought their own microphones and they sounded very similar to mine. The blue bands, on the fakes, fell off fairly quickly. They also had a faint smell of petroleum. The capsules looked only slightly dissimilar to the real ones. The durability was good. I no longer own it. I left it at a place just before the pandemic, and I did not want to go back over there to retrieve it. It only cost me 15$ a mic. So I wasn’t out too much dough. They always sounded a bit muddy on my baritone voice. I prefer a brighter sounding electrovoice or senheiser, to give my voice more clarity.

I've used them all. The Beyer V70 has a very rich sound but is less versatile-I'd say it's more suitable for professionals. The Shure Beta 58A is a true workhorse, perfect for any environment! As for the Sennheiser E945, I sold it because I didn't like it. Are you sure your Beta 58A is genuine?

Is the D:facto way better than the beta58a ? and is the feedback nog a problem with a d:facto or is that that the beta 58a better is in feedback ?

the beta 58a sounds super nasally here

always enjoy your videos. have you tried the behringer clones of the Shure mics? would be curious for your opinion

Been using a beta 58A for a year- I have a deep natural chesty voice, but sing in a tenor/ alto range: the beta 58A does add color, where I can really get to the resonances I try to bring out in my vocal, and can go in close for the quieter/ deeper notes. Also, the dip between 5k to 7k helps with sibilance for me. In a live situation, it rules those others :)

Magnificent

Great and really funny video with the groove HAHA I love it :) Kind regards

Really enjoy these videos man, I feel like I really get a good understanding of the differences between the mics! Keep it up!

If I was mixing you live in concert, my preference for your voice with these three microphones would be the e945, V70d, and then the Beta 58a. However, of the “common” brands/models, the cardioid e935 would be the first microphone I’d hand you. In a concert environment, I like the way the Sennheisers give the voice a nice lift in the sibilance frequencies without actually increasing sibilance. I get a nice presence without the edginess. The Beta 58a is a microphone that I don’t feel is right for your voice. It’s right for some voices, but just not yours. This is not at all uncommon with highly-trained voices where waveshapes look more sine-wave instead of saw-waves. I think my favorite stage microphone for your voice would be the Telefunken M80/M81. (The M81 requires corrective EQ boost, but the microphone is so clean that it’s a non-issue). Your voice responds much better to a large-diaphragm dynamic, such as the Telefunken M80/M81, or Beyerdynamic M88TG, or Heil PR35. All that said, if you were fronting a high-spl rock-band with an out-of-control drummer and lead guitar player, I’m probably handing you a standard SM58. Different horses for different courses. Of the Shure Beta line, my “go to” microphone is the Beta 57a instead of the Beta 58a. It’s subtle, but the Beta 57a has more of the high-end “air” that seems muffled with the Beta 58a. But it’s a better stand microphone than a handheld microphone.

I love so much your comparaison ❤❤. Thanks a lot 🙏🙏. Your sv33 is very VERY nice !!!

"A completely new cartridge meant to mimic the old, but it will sound different." Plain English translation: "We cheaped out on production which 99.9% of buyers won't notice, but to the 0.1% who do notice, we're letting you know so you can't sue us." The old one really does sound better than the 58A. Much more bass and just sounds smoother.

I prefer the Beta ! Pas assez de bass sur le Beta A

I have been looking for a dynamic mic. that will be good for our female vocalist live performance. These three mics are tested and Beta 58a and Sm 58 are both ok,...but the old Beta 58 is a Winner for her voice.( her voice have a boost 3000K) Beta 58 sounds warmer than the two others is my opinion....Happy for this mic.

cool videos

None of them are fakes. For info on the old beta58, search for this: “BETA58_guide_en-US”.

Beta 58a is the best😊

Beautiful. ❤

Enjoyable, informative video. Really helpful! Thank you😊

You can put a toe tap on it with a local cobbler C&J don’t take exception to that! Great shoes, great video your voice delivery and pacing are superb!

I have one for a reggae singer in a stage situation - good unit for the money, something nice about it

I can say with confidence that this is a fake microphone. The biggest problem is to purchase the original. There are many signs of how to distinguish from a fake, one of the main ones is checking by serial number on the Shure website. In any case, you recorded a review for a fake. Don't compare it with other microphones, it doesn't make sense.

Sounds cooler at .05 playback speed

Beta58a were made in Mexico for a long time, but production was transferred to China a few years ago. I did notice quality problems with several China made Shure Mics, sound wise as well as in regards to workmanship.

Friend, tell me. An electrical diagram of the Sennheiser E 945 microphone is needed. What parts are inside the Sennheiser E 945 microphone?

Silver pins???😳

i wish i had your voice.. i love your low voice very nice

I’m curious about the beta58 and the new nexadyne🧐🧐

One thing about the brightness of the Beta58A, is that if You have it on 4 backing vocal singers, that you’ld like to keep in check with some higher ratio compression, then the cymbal bleed from the drums can be awful!! Like insanely harsh and nasty.