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Digital Reference DR-LVX2 Dynamic Lead Vocal Microphone

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Excellent for close-up lead vocals!

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The Digital Reference DR-LVX2 is a dynamic microphone is designed to withstand the brutal treatment that mics face on the road. Superior internal shockmount isolates the capsule while minimizing handling noise. Extended response with a tight cardioid pattern prevents feedback. Unique design of the heavy-duty headcase/grille provides multi-level pop protection. Gold-plated XLRM-type connector. Digital Reference includes a professional stand clamp with the DR-LVX2 microphone.

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Digital Reference DR-LVX2 Dynamic Lead Vocal Microphone Features:

  • Performance-matched design, excellent for close-up lead vocals
    Roadworthy, stage-proven capsule design
    Extended response with a tight cardioid pattern prevents feedback
    Superior internal shockmount isolates capsule while minimizing handling noise
    Heavy-duty headcase/grille provides multi-level pop protection
    Low-impedance output
    XLRM-type, gold-plated connector
    Includes professional stand clamp




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  • Good microphone for the money.

    As reviewed by PlatypusMan on 9/2/2009

    This mic is 100 times better than the SM58, which has remained unchanged for the last 30 years. It has a stronger signal, clearer sound, and fends off feedback better than anything Shure is putting out at this or even twice the price. In addition, microphones with an on/off switch are toys and Radio Shack quality. Professional musicians know that pro microphones do not have an on/off switch. I have never seen a pro level mic with a switch. The only exception being wireless systems. So, stay away from mics that have an on/off switch. They are for Fisher Prize radio recorders.

    8 of 8 people found this review helpful.

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  • Really Good Mic

    As reviewed by Kevin on 2/17/2010

    This DR-LVX2 is a really good vocal mic. rates right up there with any EV or SHure that I have used.. as for an on/off switch, those are not needed on good mics. If you require and on/off swith you can by a 25 ft. cable from Live Wire that has the switch on the cable..

    5 of 5 people found this review helpful.

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  • A few minor problems

    As reviewed by ChrisN on 10/9/2006

    My friend bought this mike about a year ago, and it still works, however, it is, and always did, kid of give us a slightly crunchy/staticy tone. Don't get me wrong, its hardly noticable, but if you are a perfectionist, which I know most musicians are, you might want to look into another mic. Also, one other problem it has is that it has no on/off switch, so unless you have sombody running your soundboard, it can cause a lot of unwanted noise.

    24 of 35 people found this review helpful.

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