MICROPHONE SHOOTOUT! | BUDGET MICS FOR THE MOBILE DJ

[@DjWooPig]

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[@timotheusmiller]

Excellent. You are quick minded and articulate clearly. Appreciate the knowledge gained in practical experience.

[@CortezBurt]

I don't know if anyone has said this already but GTD is now making this microphone in the 500 band. The g-787h is the best bang for the buck. I have two sets of these and they work great in our small Chapel. The range is wonderful. I've gotten this microphone from the Chapel to our main sanctuary with no issues.

[@justwatchingyoutube3285]

I agree the SM58 or even close clones are great I use the shure blx model wireless and lavalier. The range is amazing as well as doesn't require a ton of EQ'ing of the speeches and officiator.

[@VJCarlosAcosta]

Great review mate!! I really dont speak and use the mic too much but i really into microphones, once you started buying them you become a mic addict really fast fast haha, now i own some 15 wire mics and 6 wireless mics. my favorite ones are Audio-technica mics , Atw Serie for the wireless and the Dynamic one is an Audiotechnica ATM 510.

[@jdthedjenttv3898]

Also what's your opinion on a decent mobile mixer? I have a Alto zmx862 now.

[@user-rn2jo3kz4k]

would love to hear how the GTD compares to the Phenyx PTU-7000 wireless system...

[@barryorsusanready8089]

I bought GTD audio handhelds about a year ago after I saw them in your trailer video. Other than a little bit of handling noise, I've been very happy with them. Another plus is with the FCC selling off spectrum like there's no tomorrow, you're not out thousands of dollars as you alluded to. Love the videos and keep them coming. From a former Arkansan, Woo Pig. Sooie!

[@DjWooPig]

You are correct on all counts! Thanks for watching! Woo pig!

[@pyro0483]

is the 787 by gtd audio a decent mic or a replacement? i looked for the 622 and its no longer available

[@chromemusic4401]

A guy who knows what he's talking about! Thanks for the comparisons..

[@MinDigitalMedia]

Always enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing.

[@BayardoRugama]

That intro tho! 🙌🏼

[@DjWooPig]

Bayardo A Rugama always appreciate the support my friend!

[@RightOnQEntertainment]

Thanks! I already own the GTD audio 622's. The sound of the headset that the body pack came with I always thought sounded terrible too. Always sounded bad when used on a wedding officiant. The replacement one that you bought sounds WAY better! I just now purchased it to replace the headset. Thanks!

[@DjWooPig]

Thanks for watching!

[@KINGDOMAVL]

Watching your older videos is amazing to see the growth you've made. So inspiring, can you give me some tips on how it worked for you to go from a mobile DJ to production?

[@buterdhams]

Just found you page love it. A year later what did you get to replace GTD mics.?

[@deejaybustab]

Great Vid!!! I have been using those same GTD Audio for about 5 years without any issues!!! Very long range too and best part is if 1 of the mics every get damages it isn't expensive to replace the mic and so easy to re program it into your receiver.

[@RyanChaseLee]

DeeJay Busta B where do you buy the replacements?

[@djlala]

Great review I wanted these mics but they seem to be discontinued ... Any idea if the GTD 733 is just as good ?

[@maks73]

WOO PIG!!! Thanks for that, very informative. I also have the GTD 622's. One of my buddies had them, and they sounded excellent (and like you also saw, had good reviews). They haven't failed me! Before that, I was using the Shure mics from my job and those things are RIDICULOUS. The range they have is unparalleled, but then again, they are going to cost upwards of $400 - $500. The GTD's are a good compromise. Keep up the Excellence.

[@DjWooPig]

thanks for watching my friend! Yeah Shure makes great products, but I found the GTD's to be a good budget friendly option!

[@DjJayBook]

What a detailed look at Mics. I have never really paid attention to what was needed but I have a Audio-Technica ATW-3141BD 3000 Series Wireless Mic. and I sounds pretty good and I have an Audio Technica Wired Handheld for the booth and Audio Technica wireless Lapel for Ceremonies! I have a new box for a Second setup and I will need a new wireless Mic Setup for It and I was reading up on the GTD model you were talking about. Great Vid My Dude!!!

[@DjWooPig]

Thanks Jay! Audio Technica makes some great stuff!

[@Endmass]

I tired a GTD wireless kit, it was nothing but noise unfortunately. I'm a HUGE fan of Mipro. They're the OEM for a lot of other manufacturers. Best bang for the buck around, super durable require little EQ AND batteries last forever.

[@RobertBardos]

Great content appreciate the info!

[@djseanshiningcitymusicente3027]

Gtd mics closely resemble Mipro wireless from Taiwan. One of my colleagues loves Mipro. Very robust construction.

[@DjWooPig]

MiPro stuff looks awesome!

[@dadjbig]

Awesome video.. Great content

[@bertwall]

Hi John, Could you send me a current link to the Mic pack microphones.

[@andimacthatdj]

lmfao when you said billy blanks I lost it "double time"

[@DjWooPig]

hahahahaha thanks for tuning in And!

[@jdthedjenttv3898]

This is an excellent vid. I always enjoy you content. Very informative. I'm about to upgrade. I have a AKG Mini 40 now but it's on 600. I want to see if the GTD s are on 500 now

[@cee360visionLA]

Thank you Bro. i use sennheiser XS wireless 1

[@SDSBBQs]

This was very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@djenobthemixbane1146]

Great video. Awesome review. Thanks

[@VJCarlosAcosta]

Very good review as usual mate, well for karaoke purposes I use Behringer xm1800s i bought the 3 pieces set with a case here in Chile in CLP $40.000 something like 60 USD , so if a drunken singing lady happen to drop it, i dont really care so much, and when it comes to vocalists use, i have had very good results with Samson Q7 you should really give it a try to this one, im quite sure its gonna surprise you. greetings from Chile my friend keep up with the good work!

[@DJChuckymadness09]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@DjWooPig]

yessir! Thanks for watching!

[@SoundsLikeFunNYC]

Been rocking my GTD787 (4 handhelds...) plus I have (2) lav/body packs. I replaced the included Lavs with third party mics with greater results. They DO NEED some EQ, but they work well and good range (My experience).

[@DjWooPig]

glad you've had good luck with them! Thanks for watching!

[@jdavis8460]

what third party lav did you use as a replacement

[@SoundsLikeFunNYC]

J Davis.. I swapped the included Mic with one from eBay. Make sure you get the correct mini,3pin xlr to connect . Mine cost between $13 and $22 (tried a few till found one that fit my expectations)

[@jdavis8460]

which specific mic did you get

[@SoundsLikeFunNYC]

Can't find exact on eBay, but AKG compatible lapel voice lab. Sorry WOO, for hijacking.

[@spaceorbison]

Behringer xm8500 is also a great and cheap mic which is supposed to compete with sm58, they're unbelievably good and cheap

[@DjWooPig]

I was actually looking at those the other day on amazon. Everybody thinks they are rock solid!

[@DJDynablend]

Microphone master! Very informative bro

[@jmat313]

Dope content bro thanks for taking the time.

[@djnvision]

I am a huge fan of Gtd for mobile use

[@DjWooPig]

Renigadecrew they are super solid!

[@timcason3479]

I would get rid of the Shures and go with almost everything else. Almost everything else had a better even a great sound. My experience is also go with almost anything other than Shure! If you are a beginner and don’t have a lot of time or the equipment to EQ your mic don’t get a Sure. If you have a lot of time and the equipment and know how and you want to spend your time EQing get Shure mics. That’s my experience and most live musicians and DJ’s that I know have shared that same experience with me. Any way great video! I am not a Sure fan and this helps solidify even more why I am not. Keep doing great videos. They are awesome!

[@tonycrush3401]

Hey thanks for the info, I'm DJ Tony Crush from The Bronx NY/Bridgeport CT. I also have the JBL VRX

[@dadjbig]

Thanks for the video.. It was very helpful..

[@DjWooPig]

TheDjBIG thanks for watching!

[@bertwall]

So I purchased the GTD Audio 622 and replaced the capsule with the Shure Beta 58A.

[@DjWooPig]

Bert Wall it worked? That’s awesome!

[@djdashdfw]

thanks was really helpful

[@NCACMediaMinistry]

Try Sennheiser E-935's! Blows any Shure away! and if you're on a budget get the Sennheiser E-835's again much clearer and sound better than the Shure mics. the Shure SM58's sound way too muddy too much mids and your constantly having to adjust the mids and drop 3db minimum out of the box. just give them a shot I have used to have Shure but switched just after trying 1 or 2 Sennheiser's.

[@dylandylan11731]

The gain stage in the belt pack is wrong for the skin tone headsets you purchased - the noise floor compared to the headset that came with the system/kit is horrible !!! Got to say not super impressed with the Shure clone radio your using...

[@endall39]

The knock-off did not sound even close to the Sure

[@dennisondenatalie1579]

Channel name is John Simmons now? No longer DJ Woo Pig?

[@DjWooPig]

Dennison DeNatalie going to be incorporating more that just DJ stuff. Gotta market my channel to everyone!

[@djcuriosity6670]

wired mic for parties customers who enjoy hogging microphones

[@lishlash3749]

Don't kid yourself, these off-brand Chinese wireless mics are made for karoke booths, they're nowhere close to stage worthy. You can get by with them for MC and stand-up comedy gigs, but don't dare hand one to a vocalist. It's not just noise and static, they have lousy dynamic range, ragged frequency response, and crap headroom. If you can't afford digital wireless, you can still find good deals on Shure analog wireless systems.

[@donmitch4729]

Lish Lash , he stated that.