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Beyerdynamic TG-X 47 (No Longer Available)Item ID: TGX47Supercardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone 
Sorry, the Beyerdynamic TG-X 47 is no longer available. We've left this page up for reference only. Check out the great alternatives on this page or call toll-free (800) 222-4700 to speak with a Sweetwater Sales Engineer about similar products. From Our Research Team:Great for guitar amps and snare drums!With the TG-X 47, beyerdynamic expands its line of dynamic instrument microphones. Perfect for parking in front of guitar cabinets or on snare drums, the supercardioid pickup pattern minimizes bleed from other sound sources in the studio or onstage. But that's not to say this is a one-trick pony, as it also fares well on other sound sources, as well. The high gain-before-feedback also makes the TG-X 47 great for onstage use. For great audio pickup on a budget the TG-X 47 is a sure bet.beyerdynamic TG-X 47 at a Glance:
Uses The TG-X 47 excels at capturing sound from guitar amps and snare drums. The high gain-before-feedback lets you really drive the mic in a live sound situation. In the studio and onstage the supercardioid pickup pattern minimizes interference from other sound sources, keeping the signal as pure as possible. Construction The TG-X 47 dynamic microphone is ruggedly constructed for years of road use. It exhibits beyerdynamic's typical warm and clear sound. The TG-X 47 supercardioid microphone has a wide, transparent frequency response and is suitable for a variety of instrument applications especially for guitar amplifiers and snare drums. The TG-X 47 comes with a microphone clamp and pouch. beyerdynamic TG-X 47 Features:
beyerdynamic's TG-X 47 offers affordable sound pickup for studio or stage!
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by Bob V. from
After all the years of playing and doing audio, when I remodeled my home this past year, I included a home studio for me. Well it time to add some mikes and a couple weeks ago and I knew I needed a g... read more [+]ood instrument mike (thinking veteran workhorse Shure 57). My sweetwater rep asked me if I was open to try something new that he really liked and it was priced less. The Beyerdyanmic XG-57, so I got it - to try.November 11, 2008 Music Background: Musician, Audio As a working musician, but not an expert, I have tried it out and also have passed it around to my buddies, giged with it, tried it in the studio and we have A/B this mike in our church for a couple weeks and these are the impressions we have as of now: Nice looking and feeling mike (about same weight as Shure 57.) In use the mike performs somewhere between a 57 and 57 beta to my ears. I brought as a instrument mike, but used it in a stand for male vocals and it had a real nice sound…if your guy sounds good on a beta this has lot of that same quality to it. Like a lot of folks I need versatile equipment. It shines in the instrument miking role, as with its supercardiod pickup pattern and high gain before feedback. One could would place the beyerdynamic between a Shure 57 and a 57 beta in terms of high frequency response and something completely different in terms of low frequency response. It captures a little bit more crystalline breathiness than a 57, less than a 57 beta and with a little bit more upper mids then either. It departs from the 57 series in that it has far less proximity effect than either of the 57s. Handling noise was nicely attenuated and could easily be used at a live hand-held setting. Gain before feedback was excellent, much closer to the an Audix OM-3 in nature, however this also requires the vocalist to be more consistent with the microphone(if used in that environment) Due to its supercardioid pickup pattern and good gain before feedback characteristics, this certainly makes a good instrument mic. (it's design) It did a real nice job on the lead guitar amp last Sunday. However, it certainly can perform as a good vocal mic, in certain situations. Due to its narrow pickup pattern it's not appropriate for podiums, public speaking, and any other environment where the vocalist is not trained to be properly aligned. In high volume live settings, it could excel on stage, being far less feedback prone than other handhelds. However, the boost in the upper mids rolls on a little earlier than some other common models, and therefore may be subject to working better for some than others. close [-] |
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