Shure Beta 87
Beta 87, Microphone HF de la marque Shure appartenant à la série BETA.
2 avis d'utilisateurs
Neuf à partir de 318 € prix moyen : 318 €
Fiche technique Shure Beta 87
- Fabricant :Shure
- Modèle :Beta 87
- Série :BETA
- Catégorie :Microphones HF
- Fiche créée le :08/02/2005
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Avis utilisateurs Shure Beta 87
22/08/2010L'avis de neige
je l'utilise depuis 6 mois
j'utilisais des SM58 sur scène, et autre. Studio, différents micros dont U87
super rapport qualité prix, acheté aux USA..
c'est une découverte, qualité "studio" mais utilisable sur scène
Il me parait très performant sur les voix féminines ou masculines aux timbre aigus.
Sur des petites sonos(quand il n 'a pas de possibilité d'EQ précise par ex) , il fait ressortir les voix de manière étonnante.
Il n'accroche pas bcp.(voir la position du retour, compte tenu de sa directivité, sur le coté c 'est mieux..)
Je pense il est moins "rond" dans les basse qu'un SM58, mais c'est souvent un avantage
En tout cas, c 'est un micro indispensable dans sa panoplie je trouve
j'utilisais des SM58 sur scène, et autre. Studio, différents micros dont U87
super rapport qualité prix, acheté aux USA..
c'est une découverte, qualité "studio" mais utilisable sur scène
Il me parait très performant sur les voix féminines ou masculines aux timbre aigus.
Sur des petites sonos(quand il n 'a pas de possibilité d'EQ précise par ex) , il fait ressortir les voix de manière étonnante.
Il n'accroche pas bcp.(voir la position du retour, compte tenu de sa directivité, sur le coté c 'est mieux..)
Je pense il est moins "rond" dans les basse qu'un SM58, mais c'est souvent un avantage
En tout cas, c 'est un micro indispensable dans sa panoplie je trouve
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30/03/2011L'avis de glassjaw7 (contenu en anglais)"Great sound and durability"
The Shure Beta 87 is a supercardioid Condenser microphone designed for live use. This is a really warm, deep and rich sounding microphone that gets a very deep, studio-like sound on the stage. We are currently using two of these in our band; one for our lead singer and our rhythm guitarist uses one as well.
Here are the features as taken from website:
Supercardioid electret condenser mic
Redesigned with a thicker shank for hand-held comfort
Break-resistant swivel adapter
Low-frequency roll-off
3-stage pop filter
50Hz-18kHz frequency response
The mic also has great features such as low end roll off to defeat any overly bassy and "boomy" low end frequencies, as well as a built in, 3-stage pop filter to eliminate any excess noise. The frequency range of this mic seems to perfectly match our vocalist, as he has a somewhat deep and very loud singing voice. He also pushes his voice a bit into near-screaming territory, and the mic keeps us wonderfully. Our backup vocals include a lot of aggressive screaming (for the end of the night when everyone's a little tipsy and we break out the heavy stuff
and the high SPL handling capabilities of the 87 hold up well.
This is probably the best mic for our needs that we've tried in this price range. We have used other Shure mics, as well as a couple Audio Technica products. They were all pretty nice, but this one just sounds fine-tuned and extra rich. We will be recording a full-length album later this year, and I wouldn't be surprised if this mic made an appearance on the record along with our higher end condensers.
Another great thing about this microphone, is that it seems to reproduce a very clear and accurate representation of the source put into it. Vocals sound very true to the actual voice being recorded, but with a rich clarity.
Overall, I highly recommend this microphone as a mid-level mic for live use. There are mics that may sound "better" in certain areas of performance, but considering the realistic price and the durability of the Beta 87, as well as real-world usable features such as low end roll off, this one is hard to beat!
Here are the features as taken from website:
Supercardioid electret condenser mic
Redesigned with a thicker shank for hand-held comfort
Break-resistant swivel adapter
Low-frequency roll-off
3-stage pop filter
50Hz-18kHz frequency response
The mic also has great features such as low end roll off to defeat any overly bassy and "boomy" low end frequencies, as well as a built in, 3-stage pop filter to eliminate any excess noise. The frequency range of this mic seems to perfectly match our vocalist, as he has a somewhat deep and very loud singing voice. He also pushes his voice a bit into near-screaming territory, and the mic keeps us wonderfully. Our backup vocals include a lot of aggressive screaming (for the end of the night when everyone's a little tipsy and we break out the heavy stuff
and the high SPL handling capabilities of the 87 hold up well.This is probably the best mic for our needs that we've tried in this price range. We have used other Shure mics, as well as a couple Audio Technica products. They were all pretty nice, but this one just sounds fine-tuned and extra rich. We will be recording a full-length album later this year, and I wouldn't be surprised if this mic made an appearance on the record along with our higher end condensers.
Another great thing about this microphone, is that it seems to reproduce a very clear and accurate representation of the source put into it. Vocals sound very true to the actual voice being recorded, but with a rich clarity.
Overall, I highly recommend this microphone as a mid-level mic for live use. There are mics that may sound "better" in certain areas of performance, but considering the realistic price and the durability of the Beta 87, as well as real-world usable features such as low end roll off, this one is hard to beat!
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