Shure PGA181 Condenser Microphone - Side-Address Mic for Instrument and Vocals with Cardioid Pick-up Pattern, 3-pin XLR Connector, 15' XLR-to-XLR Cable, Stand Adapter and Zipper Pouch (PGA181-XLR)

Great mic

Makes my 60 yr old Martin Guitar roar like a Cannon

I use this for both my instrument and and to record vocals, and it works great for both.

very solid build and you can get a good sound out of it. would highly recommend if you are looking for a cheap decent mic for your setup. I use it on gigs very often and its sounds great.

Just a solid directional mic which is useful when you're in higher noise environments, say your work-from-home-office faces a street and you want to get your voice but not the cars outside. It also has enough dynamic range to support loud instruments (piano, trumpet, etc.) and also talking. Take a note, you will need something to provide phantom power and, if you're using it for teleconference, you'll also probably want to have a gate/limiter.

Using this single mic for vocals and banjo. Works very well. The tone and clarity is very good. Best in a studio or where extra sound is minimal. It's sensitive, using it live is possible but not just anywhere. For example, a noisy bar probably wouldn't work. If it's controlled around you, it'll give good results. I really like this mic.

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Great mic. Tried it on a tube amp, acoustic guitar, and vocals. Sounds great. Very quiet for the price. Solid build. Comes with mic clip and a bag to carry it in.