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Sennheiser e609 Silver Dynamic Guitar Microphone

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Specially designed for miking guitar cabs.

The Sennheiser E609 Silver Dynamic Guitar Microphone has a laterally mounted capsule that mikes guitar cabs face on, extremely close to the signal source. Supercardioid pattern provides isolation from other onstage signals. Lightweight voice coil construction and rigid dome diaphragm provide both extended high-frequency performance and a long-wearing capsule assembly. The Sennheiser E609 is also suitable for miking drums, especially toms. 40Hz-18kHz frequency response.

Sennheiser e609 Silver Dynamic Guitar Microphone Features:

Specially designed for miking guitar cabs

Laterally mounted capsule for miking guitar cabs face on and extremely close to the signal source

Supercardioid pattern provides isolation from other onstage signals

Lightweight voice coil construction and rigid dome diaphragm provide extended high-frequency performance

Long-wearing capsule assembly

Also suitable for miking drums, especially toms

40Hz -18kHz frequency response

Sennheiser e609 Silver Dynamic Guitar Microphone Specifications:

Connectivity	XLR
Frequency Response	40Hz - 18kHz
Low Frequency Roll Off Switch	No
Max SPL dB	150-159
On Off Switch	No
Polar Pattern	Supercardioid
Style	Instrument
Suggested Applications	Guitar Amplifiers
Type	Dynamic
dB Pad Switch	No

A specialized but very useful mic to have in the locker, plus it's very affordable. Order from Guitar Center today.

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SM 57 What???

Out with the old in with the new!!! I love this mic!! I never thought I would see the day I would leave home without my 57. But I have now!! I have never heard a mic do what this one does. I like it so much, 2 days after I bought it, I wen and bought another. Its also not bad for vocals either. I highly recocmend this mic!!

Reviewed by Aaron on 7/6/2007 who plays Country.

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Rivals the Sm57

This microphone gives the SM57 a run for its money and in some cases is better than it. I love using this for my guitar amp recording. It always picks up the sound beautifully and you can lay it right on the grill and get a great sound. I also use it for a kick drum mic and it performs great also. Works well with a snare and other drums. I completely recommend this if you want an alternative for the sm57 because this is awesome.

Reviewed by matt1 on 9/28/2006 who plays Alternative Rock.

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Great Mic

This mic is what I use to mic my Vox half stack. It works great, just put it near a speaker, and it works perfectly. The sound is perfect, and it is an amazing deal for the money. I'd highly recommend it to anyone miking a guitar amp.

Reviewed by Andrewvox on 5/15/2007 who plays Rock, country, blues, everything 40's - 80's.

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It's that good

I'd read enough raves (and, let's be honest, a few slams) about this microphone, so I picked one up. I'm using it primarily to mic bass amps, and I have to say I'm pretty thrilled with the results. Be advised, though, that this mic does require some tweaking. When I first got it home I tested it out by playing my Epiphone Jack Casady through my Carvin 100 watt 1x10 at substantial volume, miking with the E609, and recording the result to a Tascam digital portastudio. My initial test was, let's say, "inconclusive" (actually it sounded like crap!) You've really got to tweak position (a little off the center of the driver) and input gain (dial it way down.) It didn't take long to produce a recording that sounded dead-on like the live sound from the amp. I love the Casady for its natural tone - thick, buttery lows, cleanly articulated mids, and just a hint of finger noise - and that's exactly what the E609 picked up.

Reviewed by DVB on 7/9/2007 who plays blues, rock, folk.

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Benny

I just bought the mic today because my PG57 obviously wasnt getting the job done. Well it was, but not up to the stature I wanted. This microphone is incredible. Its cheap and sounds absolutly great. I was blown away by the much clearer sound I had once I began recording. If your looking for a clearing sound whether its heavy distortion or acustic this should be in your possibility list. And if your boke like me then it should be at the top!

Reviewed by Benny on 5/14/2007 who plays Rock.