Pyle Vintage Dynamic Microphone, Retro Microphones, Classic Old Style Vocal Mics, Unidirectional Cardioid Mic w/ XLR Cable, Universal Stand Compatible, Live Performance, Studio Recording, Podcast

its great I still use it a lot a little bit hard to tell where the best vocal pickup area is but it will do the job makes a lot of squeal when next to the amp so has to be a fair distance away!

Liking the Retro look

Unclear output Low quiet sound

Was let down by this Mic as there is a constant interference buzzing and crackling sound when it's plugged into desk

Parfait

Great microphone. Looks awesome, has clear acoustics, and is easy to use.

Estetica bellissima Claudio forse un po' meno ma sostanzialmente un bel microfono per quel che costa

I bought this mic out of impatience in waiting on a Yoga 50's mic I wont on ebay, and also because it's red and would look great for my band on stage. Oh yeah, and it was super cheap (like $22) lol. When it came in I really wasn't expecting much at all, I already knew it had a plastic shell and I had read some reviews about it before purchase. When it came in I was pleasently surprised that the plastic was nice and thick so I don't expect it to break unless I am trying to break it. The curved back feels great in my hand as I'm singing (I don't use a mic stand) The best surprise was the sound. While this is by no means compariable to a $500+ studio mic, it is way better than the run of the mill mics you are going to buy for $20-$40. It picks up everything very well (and I mean everything so make sure you cover the back if playing live and to keep the noise to a minimum when recording) It sounds way better than the Shure PG58 that we started with (to be fair it's a low end Shure mic that's about 8 years old) I'm not a recording expert, but we did 3 songs with this mic (vocals only, everything else was direct) We did an intro with a speech, an acoustic with clean vocals, and a heavy metal with screams. All of these sound great so far. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a cool and inexpensive mic for demos and live shows.

I got this because it was cheap and cool looking. It is PLASTIC! The plus to that is if you have a shi&*y ground you won't cook your lips. The minus if you drop it say goodbye . I tested this with a sm58 same cord and pa. The Pyle is tinny but you can eq it out . It doesn't distort and is unidirectional so a lot of background noise stays out. It comes with a 15 foot cable.. the cable is xlr to 1/4 inch so this would be a cool cheap mic for karaoke parties . It mounts on a standard stand and has the adapter for that other stand. I would use this mic for practice and once it is mounted to a stand leave it. I recommend a gooseneck, The threads are plastic too. They make a die cast shure knockoff for around $69 that is decent. this one was $32 with shipping . Bottom line if you want a cool mic that is decent on a budget and can refrain from swinging it around and smashing it ... it's worth the $30. Oh also it has an on off switch . I read this came with a case.. This did not. it was in a box in bubble wrap. And worse case scenario if someone says you suck you can blame it on the cheap mic.