Shure SM58 vs. Shure Beta58A

[@GLBProductions]

Bookmarks for video: 00:37 How the audio was recorded 02:08 SM58 Background and history 03:46 Beta58A Background and history 05:37 Microphone specifications 11:41 Frequency response curve comparison 19:36 Differences in use - gain, polar patterns, mic technique. 22:26 Stage Monitor placement 24:02 Professional opinions and conclusion

[@deerstandhill1828]

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[@typhoondjteam4319]

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[@nowthenad3286]

That wasn't just a great comparison video; it was just generally a fantastic educational video. I learnt lots. Thank you

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome Nowthen, glad the video was helpful!

[@gaden0114]

This is by far the best microphone review I have seen. The guy here knows his stuff and knows what details are essential to the sound and functionality. Thank you.

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You're welcome Gaden, thanks for watching.

[@JHS56247]

Definitely, a great review and comparison of both microphones. I use both the SM 58 and Beta 58A in live scenarios. Working as sound engineer, Worship and Music Director in my church, I appreciate everything this man has said in this video. Plus, I learned a few things as well. Thank you for your thorough and informed research. Your work is superb and you provide a great service for many of us who search for reliable and professional information. Thanks again.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching! Sounds like you have your hands full if you're both music director as well as sound engineer!

[@jessihawkins9116]

Why not use condenser mics?

[@jinacker]

Excellent review well done. While I appreciate the benefits of the Beta 58A in a live sound / vocal environment, as a retired broadcast engineer, I have to say that I still prefer the richer mid to low end response of the SM 58. It will remain my goto microphone for remote broadcasts / podcasts. Thank you once again for an excellent review.

[@GLBProductions]

Yes the SM58 is definitely my choice when it comes to spoken word applications. Thanks for watching!

[@alsacrime4806]

You both prefer the 58 to the 7 for spoken word. Hm.

[@NamFlowEN]

@@alsacrime4806 Why not? 58 is pretty much the same as 57, the only difference is that it has a useful grill.

[@alsacrime4806]

I refer to the SM 7 and not the SM 57. If you believe the 57 and 58 have identical components then take that up with Shure. Whether you think the sound of a 57 and and a 58 on spoken word is the same, the 7 is in another class for spoken word, the proper tool for the job, not a stick mic.

[@NamFlowEN]

@@alsacrime4806 Ah, well SM7B is different story then :-) of course SM7b is going to be better than SM57/SM58. However SM57 and SM58 are pretty much identical. There are numerous videos on that topic and people generally recommend to use SM57 for instruments and SM58 for spoken word nowadays, from what I gathered. If you take the grill (which consist of foam and acts like a little in-bult pop filter) from SM58 and put it somehow on SM57, you have pretty much the same microphone. Now that doesn't apply to SM Beta 58A, that is a lot different than SM57 and SM58.

[@SweetDrummer2007]

You sir are truly a professional. Awesome vid.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching :)

[@TrevorMoody]

10/10 review and comparison! This guy knows his stuff. Thank you for the helpful analysis!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@brunoalvesshure]

Even Shure specialists couldn't explain it so better than you. Thank you so much from Brazil!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Bruno, thanks for watching!

[@steveturnipseed2425]

I know I'm late to the game, but I have watched every single vid I can find about the SM-58 and the Beta 58A and comparisons between the two. This is by far the best of the lot and maybe even the best of mic comparisons in general. I encourage you to make more comparison vids, if you enjoy doing them.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Steve, very glad the video was helpful :)

[@donaldswan1587]

Great comprehensive review. I've always wanted to understand the differences in these 2 mics, thank you

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Donald :)

[@deeber3960]

This is, hands down, the clearest and most helpful product comparison video that I’ve seen to date. Thank you for making this.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, thanks for watching :)

[@TheLegoBoy528]

This is one of the best education video at least for me. Thank you

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome!

[@jacobhenriksen2324]

More of these videos please!! Very in depth and instructively!

[@GLBProductions]

That will be my pleasure :)

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Beta58A = more output. Less handling noise. Hardened grill. Cuts thru better - keeping the vocals upfront in the mix. ( both great ) I had the 58 and Sold it & Upgraded to the 58a.

[@jemsshrestha2627]

So are you satisfied? How’s the performance of beta 58a?

[@ZooxMaze]

Never had any handling noise with the SM58... don't know anybody who has, personally. It's not built like a tank just to be oversentive to moving around. Heck, how many lead singers/rock stars swing the thing 'round like a lasso... how many times to they fall or get smashed onto the floor (the mic - not the singer) ?? From my experience, the Beta58 absolutely cuts through in the mix, I agree - especially, in regards for heavy metal and rock or large bands, the clarity is built in - sure. But, its sound fits better into today's electronic (DJ) music world, than the SM58 - no question. However, as any other kind of vocalist (acoustic, jazz, folk, pop, spoken word...) to my ears, the SM58 is the only one of the two which 'connects' audio-wise with the texture of 1960's pop music, for example. And, it's great for standard jazz vocals. In situations like that, I find the Beta58A is way too 'crystaline' and edgier sound for those mediums - as opposed to the warmth and bass response of the SM58.

[@charlesg5085]

That surprises me. This sounds much more muffled and dead to me.

[@richf6111]

As a vocalist for over 20yrs , I found this a highly detailed and informative video. Superb effort. Thanks so much buddy. Rich

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, glad the video was helpful!

[@zenarobinson3851]

so good to hear a beautifully spoken comparison, at a speed i can grasp! (i'm still doing it in small'ish chunks as my concentration span is about as good as a flea's!) and no background music! YAY!! huge thanks in advance of my getting to the end!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching! Hope you made it to the end ;)

[@zenarobinson3851]

@@GLBProductionsi did!! many thanks!

[@musicalfreestyles]

Very helpful comparison! Your spoken pace is wonderful, giving the listener time to absorb the more detailed info. Thanks!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Leslie, glad it was helpful!

[@musicalfreestyles]

GLB Productions would you mind telling me what type of mic cable that would connect the Shure Beta 57A to the M-Audio Air 192-8 interface? My understanding is XLR but the interface input ¼”/TRS combination. Is that correct?

[@GLBProductions]

Yes - that combo input connector will accept both XLR and TRS connectors, so just use a normal XLR cable 😊

[@kaussstorm]

So in depth. I've bought my Beta 58a a long time ago, and actually carry it with me whenever I go karaoke lol. It has superb handling, and I often times find it the best hand held mic I've used. Almost no noise from handling at all. As a singer who has a lot of lower register, the 58a is also better to cut through as you've said. I'm happy wit the choice, and the price is well worth what I've paid. Since I've started to do more recording stuff, I've prefer to use condensers now, and the 58a just sits in the box. Still one of my favorite pieces of hardware. It just feels solid in the hand.

[@Lengsel7]

You are SOOOOO smart to take your own mic to karaoke (or any stage for that matter)!

[@unsinkableheart]

This is one of the best microphone videos I have ever seen. Absolutely wonderful presentation. Unrelated, your accent is really interesting, and I can't place it. Great voice and delivery for teaching. Just wonderful. Thanks.

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome, I enjoyed making this video! Thanks for watching 😊

[@totallyfrozen]

Very informative and well made video. I really enjoyed learning this. I’ve had an 58 for about 20 years and used to sing through it in a band years ago. Never knew all of this information about it, though. Thanks again! 👍🏻

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, glad the video was helpful!

[@mariachambers8829]

You are the master man. I can't thank you enough for your videos. So clear, so informative, always helpful!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching! Please consider supporting me on Patreon if you want to see more videos like this :)

[@harrisonjr98]

I expected to skim this and get the details that way, but I ended up so engaged that I just watched all the way through! Excellent, highly educational content.

[@GLBProductions]

That's great Harrison, thanks for watching!

[@tonirosa1362]

Thanks again Bruno ! Liked your description and very nice the picture at 29:39 !

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching Toni, I appreciate your support :)

[@blueyonder1233]

Even several years on this is a satisfyingly good video. Thank you.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, thanks for watching :)

[@conradob.sarvidajr6635]

Your good for informing me personally between the two models SM58 vs SM58A I am convinced with the two models which both products has unquestioned quality. More information next time around please. Thanks...

[@wpbuilding442]

man ohhhhh man....where do you find people that train such as this gentleman!??? Sooooo very indepth. You are the Greatest Bruno!!!!

[@djfingersflores]

Bravo Bravo ! Bruno does it again, what a brilliant video. I always learn so much whenever I watch your channel. This was very well illustrated, Thank you sir .

[@sillydillydokieo]

This is a really amazing video. Thanks for your hard work on this.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@mayankkakkar2945]

Excellent comparison, this is how product variant comparisons should be, well set out with all the right details which would really matter for future buyers, Thank You for this wonderful video!!

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome Mayank, very glad the video was helpful! 😊

[@DineshSharma-wl1ln]

Excellent Excellent and Excellent review. Very clear and very detailed. I am a male singer and you gave me my final choice for these 2 great mics at reasonable proice. thanks you !!!!!!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Dinesh!

[@MartinJ128]

Best review about SM58's. Thanks a lot...

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Martin!

[@timotheusmiller]

I love hearing the backstory of these classics! :)

[@GLBProductions]

Yes the history of these mics is part of the history of rock and roll 😊

[@pimentocheese618]

Thanks for the elaborate video :) It was a pleasure to go through all of it, you really have a talent for teaching. Cheers

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Vincente, thanks for watching!

[@andrewcarey8384]

Thank You For one of the most intelligent and complete product comparisons I have EVER seen on line. :-)

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome Andrew, thanks for watching!

[@48snapper]

Extremely useful Bruno, many thanks. I especially liked the broom handle tip!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Alan, I always look forward to your feedback!

[@OscarBenben]

Thank’s mate 👍🏼 I requested and I have it

[@roneilken6668]

Awesome explanation from a singer who has both. You nailed it and helped confirm my preference for my new beta 58a. I have to remain more focused to the mic with the beta but it adds a bit more to my deeper voice. Both are great but you really explained the differences well. I especially love the bit about monitor placement with each- ahhh!!!

[@GLBProductions]

Glad the video was helpful! 😄

[@markallen381]

I was in a jam band 20 years ago. I tried singing into an SM57 but no mater how much pleading I did (TURN IT DOWN!) I could never get my voice's volume up over the rest of the garage band. I did some research and found the Beta 57. The neodymium magnet makes a very big difference. With the purchase of the neodymium (ND) mic the next jam went easier for me. I was getting a much better volume. Ever since I have bought ND or condenser mics.

[@randommann6240]

Great Job, Bruno! Welcome back.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks!

[@ianharrison6597]

Thank You Bruno. One of your best videos.

[@GLBProductions]

You'll welcome Ian, I enjoyed making it :)

[@johnroseman9087]

Thanks for the great review! You put a lot into this presentation and it showed and was worth it!

[@johnroseman9087]

Just a thought... maybe Shure should make a mic stand so the legs are 120° on each side you can line up your 58A's!!!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching John. The mic stand idea is a cool one - only thing to remember is that the pattern is 3-dimensional and is very dependent on the angle of the microphone relative to the ground, so the legs would only show the coverage when the mic was at the same angle as the legs themselves 😉

[@johnroseman9087]

@@GLBProductions Understood..there would have to a "reference spot" on the stand as to where the mic is being placed.✌♥️👍

[@pangzter]

Mr Luse, Alan here! Great tips and great explanation indeed! I've always wondered differences handheld microphones made. You video summed it up very elegantly! Thanks again!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Alan! Didn't realise you made videos too, have subscribed to your channel :)

[@RI-du6ok]

Thank you for sharing this....I always like the details to the genius behind the great pieces of technology that has come forth

[@GLBProductions]

So do I, thanks for watching :)

[@jeromemckenna7102]

Very nice video, particularly the discussion on polar pattern.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Jerome, glad the video was helpful!

[@ynotpresley]

Thank you Bruno, super broad detailed explanation, your channel is the best in the sound education

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome, thanks for watching!

[@kusholhumedeo7851]

According to my hearing I feel Studio Mic 58 sounds bolder and more natural. Besides your voice and your explanation are so clean n clear I love it.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@proclaimav4197]

Once again sir, well done! Enjoy your channel.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@neerajkashyap-bg6fe]

One of the best reviews , I have seen ... 👍👍👍👍

[@GLBProductions]

Glad you think so, thanks for watching!

[@via_negativa6183]

Used a beta58a for years singing in metal bands and it was great when travelling around to random venues where the sound environment was not always ideal

[@GLBProductions]

Yup, ideal microphone for that type of music 🤘🏻

[@anisrahman5231]

Great informative video. Learned many details.. Thanks lot to you, Sir.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome!

[@holmes1978]

Excellent reviews outstanding !

[@viviankennen8327]

Thank you very much for your video review about 2 microphones Sm58 and beta58a. I’d leaned a lot from your video.

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome, glad the video was helpful.

[@Pharesm]

Really well done video and comparison! Kudos and subscribed! Full of interesting and useful details...

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for your support :)

[@IgorLukyanov]

The most useful comparison ever. Thank you!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Igor!

[@AlanMorton153]

Great analysis. Covered pretty much everything. Thanks dude.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Alan, glad the video was helpful.

[@discodd94]

GLB Thanks. So much rubbish is going on, on the u-tube, But I always come back here to get 100% true reflection on all products. Thanks B

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome David :)

[@lifeshapers-integratedheal2266]

In depth brilliant work.

[@donnelson8524]

Outstanding comparison. Thank you

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Don, thanks for watching.

[@CooganBear]

Great video as always Bruno. I just acquired the Shure Beta58A. I'll be trying it out at the local pub for a Halloween party.

[@GLBProductions]

Very good! If you're coming from an SM58 you should notice a difference.

[@d-rock737]

I use all sorts of different vocal mics. For recording i pretty much use the Neumann u87ai’s. For live, I usually use the sm58’s, most of the time. They cut through mix (always use a hpf) and they sound more natural than the beta 58a in my own opinion. It also has a good frequency response. Both are good sounding mics though. I run music for all different types of genres/bands.

[@suebraschio6763]

Wow very informative thank you 🎤

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@BuriTechVids]

Wow, awesome video! :) I love your long, descriptive and educational videos!

[@GLBProductions]

Yeah I'm definitely a details man. Thanks for watching!

[@alvaroherrerospiorno5913]

Amazing work, thanks so much thumbs up for your labor!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Alvaro!

[@rdmsh]

Perfect timing for me. I’m debating these two mics along with the 87A.

[@GLBProductions]

The Beta 87A is significantly different as it's a condenser. All the best with your decision!

[@rdmsh]

GLB Productions one of each type is the obvious solution 😀

[@GLBProductions]

I personally have both the SM58 and SM86 and use them for different types of gigs.

[@HBSuccess]

I'm old-school - you simply cannot go wrong with 58s for vocals and 57s for instruments. It's all you need for live sound. The minor differences in response are easily tweaked at your board. For the price of one beta plus $20 you can have a 58 and a 57. Nuff said.

[@rdmsh]

Tioga Fretworks you’re right. Hard to beat the price. For the extra money it’s probably not worth it in my use case.

[@henryphan7048]

Very nice video Bruno I am hunting to buying the handheld mic but I am very confused between sennheiser with shure. After I have watch your comparison video now I decided to buy Shure Beta 58A Thank you very much bro.

[@GLBProductions]

Glad to hear that, remember that you must try the mic before buying it! No video will tell you how the mic sounds with your own voice.

[@01redlightning]

Thanks Bruno! Very detailed review. I have been considering the Beta 58A for a while but have not bought one yet. I'll have to try one, and decide. A new subscriber from the Philippines.

[@Eljaguarcito1]

The Sm58 it’s good, but I have the Pgxd24 with the Beta58a and I Can tell you guys, it is a piece of gold. A work horse in another words not cuts or drops. Very highly recommend....👍🏽

[@rhodigian]

Great reveiw, i could not think about a better and more complete one for this topic. (Perhaps only one: some other solutions from other manifacturers, but i bet his is topic for another video).

[@GLBProductions]

Yes that could definitely be an entire video in itself. The SM58 is the definitive, original live sound vocal mic - with very few exceptions all of the others take inspiration from this design.

[@NEI26]

Great Job bro! Loved the Video! Really enjoyed the way that you brought info and opinions, mostly the neutrality! I've been looking for info about those mics last few days and this video one of the Bests! In a next time you could also show in pratice, singing something maybe! Again, thanks, awesome video! (Sorry for my poor english) You got a Brazilian Subscriber now!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@rockobar1]

Thanks so much for the video, it is very pro. +1!

[@andyflores6093]

Good afternoon,you explain very well the specs of sm 58 and beta 58a

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Andy.

[@Cefshah]

Great overview!! 🙂🧡

[@paulbazo7259]

I really noticed the difference at the end when he changed across from the 58 to the 58A. The 58 has a much warmer sound to me. I think I'll stick with the 58. Excellent review though. Gave a much better insight to each microphone.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching Paul - remember that your results may vary and that everyone's voice is different 😊

[@charlesg5085]

Same here. I am surprised anyone prefers the beta.

[@DoroTheExplorer]

I'm already addicted to this channel!! hahahahaha... best explanation that i got for this comparision!! THIS IS MY STUDIO GURU STARTING NOW!...

[@SjaakShirly6559]

Excellent review!

[@hireality]

Excellent review and comparison 👍

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@mathewstewart7416]

That was super informative. Thanks mate

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Mathew!

[@clanmaster2136]

Very well explained. Thank you very much

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome :)

[@ToddWCorey1]

Top-notch pro video. Thanks so much.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@danielmorris6123]

i’ve been back and forth between the 58a and the 58 and this video is what helped me decide to get the beta version

[@GLBProductions]

Glad the video was helpful :)

[@aklthachem]

very good explanation thanks for your time

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Akl!

[@Jiban_Katha]

Thank you.you are very good to show differences.i love the video.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@GodL0v3UnMe]

Thanks for the review, I now understand why the Beta58a in my church sounds brighter... I wondered why.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome, glad it cleared that up for you :)

[@adriankrakiewicz7891]

Useful video... very good. Make absolutely certain that you buy a genuine one, though, not a cheap Chinese copy, like almost any found on ebay. They look the same, but are cheaper. Big difference

[@GLBProductions]

Yes, absolutely correct. Fortunately the copies are usually easy to identify by their price 😄

[@timonbass2843]

Thanks for the analytical explanations.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Tim!

[@srcemoje2313]

hvala na detaljnom objašnjenju.

[@GLBProductions]

Nema na čemu! 😄

[@srcemoje2313]

@@GLBProductions Pozdrav iz Srbije!

[@martysradioshow5979]

Thank you bruno i love your demo and ii have learn a lot 9n your videos Godbless

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Robert, thanks for watching.

[@MrBoogaloo86]

Very good analogy!

[@NoppeNband]

I use a Beta58a for my vocal mic, and have a fairly unique hard rock style and baritone voice with a large performed range from low growl to high scream, and find the Beta is perfect for my style, and this video explains why nicely.

[@GLBProductions]

The Beta58a was made for singers like yourself :)

[@angelcastellanosmartinez2412]

Great review! Thank you

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Angel, you're most welcome.

[@stelluspereira]

A newbie question, Sony RX0 Mark Ii supports audio input via TRS 3.5 mm, can the Sure SM58 A Beta can be directly connected to get a decent quality audio if not what is your recommendations

[@GLBProductions]

Connecting directly will not provide enough gain - connect via an audio adapter or recorder.

[@stelluspereira]

@@GLBProductions THANKYOU I am Looking for a good Shure / any professional microphone with good studio quality which can be directly connected using TRS 3.5mm To to the camera (without any additional converter or amplifications)

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome! Any of the Rode Videomics or similar mics from other companies will be suitable.

[@TLBJ24]

Excellent Video! Thank you!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome TB!

[@palg8091]

Hello, I'm late by 3 years, to the party😊.... Excellent review. What a quality of info and demo. Essentially academically superb. Could you do a comparative between the beta 58A and another dynamic microphone with an affordable price range?? Very grateful for your review.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching! Which microphone would you like to see the Beta58A compared to?

[@palg8091]

I was thinking NT1A Vs Beta 58A?

[@GLBProductions]

The Rode NT1A? That is a large diaphragm condenser microphone, very different to the Beta58A 😄

[@palg8091]

@@GLBProductions I know!! I just wondered how both compare in terms of studio vocal recording... I believe that there's considerable gap in understanding their respective roles. I am doing vocals in studio set up using, now, the Beta, even though it's a stage/live mic. I have been unable to minimise breath sounds (very old, I am, 😊) with condenser microphones. However, the Beta is very rewarding and forgiving. Hence I wondered...but I get your point

[@GLBProductions]

Ah yes - I pointed that out because in your original post you wrote that you would like to see the Beta 58A compared to another dynamic microphone. When it comes to recording, I feel that the results are far more important than what microphone is used - condensers are the standard for studio work because of the level of detail they provide, but they are just one of many tools available. If it sounds good use it I say 😄

[@crowonawirehome]

The beta58 is my Gold Standard vocal mic. In the setting of this video the 58 was better. I learned a lot here thanks

[@GLBProductions]

The SM58 often sounds better in controlled and recording environments because it has more midrange fullness - remember that it was originally developed as microphone for TV broadcasts. In live sound though, this midrange becomes a liability, hence the development of the Beta58a.

[@AuraSight]

I personally prefer the warmer sound of the SM58, but I'm glad the B58A is out there for those who prefer the brighter sound with a similar form factor and durability

[@GLBProductions]

Yes, Shure knew better than to discontinue their best selling mic 😉

[@HandlerRezeiofficial]

Very good review. Congrats.

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@HandlerRezeiofficial]

GLB Productions You're welcome!

[@benjohnson4810]

Thank you sir, great review. I own and use a Samson R11 that i have had for 10 years. It is similar in sound to the SM58 in my opinion, after comparing the two with my voice and other peoples' too. I have used a Sennheiser e835 with good results, as well as the Beta 57A and 58A. They are all different sounding/behaving and that is cool and frustrating sometimes.

[@GLBProductions]

Yes - at the end of the day it's about having options. In the early years the entire live sound industry used basically two mics: SM58s for vocals and SM57s for instruments. Today we are spoiled for choice, which is a great thing. Remember that 99% of the audience doesn't know or care what mic you are using - as long as the sound is loud and clear, that's all that matters to them! All the best with your music :)

[@johnheiser2604]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome John!

[@tomfreeman9521]

Best vídeo about 58vsbeta58

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Tom.

[@integritycleaning777]

❤Easily the best microphone 🎤 reviewer in the world. Everyone must share this with Church sound engineers and music engineers. It’s even worth a $ tip

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