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Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
Decided to purchase after watching reviews on Youtube. Good cheap mic, well built, sounds very similar to SM48. I just had to tweak the EQ on the pre-amp slightly to make it sound the same as SM48.
Richard Yaima
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
El Mic lo había provado antes y realmente resuelve re bien en temas de home Studio y conciertos en vivo.
Thom Bone
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
This does NOT sound exactly like the SM57 it tries to "emulate" (I'm being nice). BUt for the price? It's AMAZING. It can handle the same high SPL cabinet stuff I would throw sat a 57, even drums and with a bit of EQ magic, no one would ever know you used one of these instead of a 57 in the mix. Seriously, they are THAT good. And for the money? AMAZING. How do they do it??!
Cliente de Kindle
Reviewed in Mexico on March 20, 2024
Un muy buen micrófono muy económico y muy bueno, en comparación con el shur sm 57 vale mucho la pena este beringer sl 75c por un cuarto de la fracción que vale el Shure.El vendedor muy bien llegó muy atiempo
Shannon
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024
These mics are incredible for their price range but you really shouldn't compare them to an SM57. They look like an SM57 but they're quite different. Unlike the SM57, they do not have a transformer. I have sm57s and SL75c's and did a side by side test both using the same settings in my daw and found them very close in comparison but the SL75c has a little more high end sparkle. Behringer has gone through lots of changes in their manufacturing process and a lot of the components that are used in the construction of these mics and other products are produced or made in house to keep the cost of their products low. No middle man. So if your looking for a mic that sounds great on snare drums, toms, acoustic guitar, guitar cabs then I recommend these. Have not tried with vocals but I'm sure they sound great.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024
Behringer siempre ha sido una marca que (a mi parecer) ofrece buenos productos con buenas especificaciones a precios no muy altos y competitivos. Compré este micrófono para amplificar mi guitarra acústica y hacer algunas grabaciones caseras, para lo cual funcionó muy bien, no soy super profesional de grabación pero me considero un audiofilo aficionado que suele exigir un poco más que el promedio, por lo que bajo esa consideración me puedo decir que este micrófono satisface mi pretensión.Es más pequeño de lo que consideré, no es una queja, es un apunte. No trae botón integrado de on/off, no cual no me parece grave pero algunos usuarios seguro lo tendrán en cuenta para adquirirlo, me sorprendió que viviera en un carcasa tan bién elaborada y protegido, mucho mejor que los shure PGA48 (ante los cuales no encontré ninguna desventaja evidente) que he comprado que vienen en una cartuchera jajaja, es una muy buena carcasa que será de ayuda para evitar daños en el mic durante viajes.volveré a comprar y confiar en behringer en una nueva ocasión.
Ea Bjerhag
Reviewed in Sweden on November 4, 2024
Tyngd och utseende okej men soundet inte riktigt lika varmt och runt som en äkta SM57. Med tanke på priset är denna mick extremt prisvärd
Brian
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024
I have been a musician for over 20 years and recording music for over 12 years. I'd like to think that I have pretty discerning ears. I have done a direct comparison between this microphone and a Shure SM57 on snare drum, Floor tom, bass guitar, and electric guitar. The value for money in this microphone is unbelievable. It's not identical to the Shure SM57, but not inferior, either. It actually sounds pretty similar to the Audix i5. I prefer the SM57 for some sources, but actually preferred the SL75-C for some as well. It has more low-end response and more high end response. It does not have the aggressive upper-mid response of the SM57, which is the biggest noticeable difference. That gives this mic a smoother/warmer sound, which may or may not be what you're looking for. The bottom line is, this mic could be EQ'ed to sound like any of the mics that I have compared it to. And you could buy four or more of them for what you'd pay for the other mics. This is a no-brainer purchase and absolutely worth buying.
the_survival_kit
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022
I bought four of them. They're flipping awesome! They work just like the real deal. I don't know a difference. I brought it to my studio and have used it on every amp and snare thats gone through the studio. Nobody has said anything, or even noticed it's not a 57. I love the price. Hands down the most affordable option. You can buy 4 or more and use them on anything. Drums are great. There's no difference in processing this mic versus the real 57. You'll work with these just the same. Buy several of these and be glad you can mic up anything quickly and easy.
Ahmet U.
Reviewed in Turkey on May 10, 2022
Elbette sıklıkla karşılaştırıldığı "meşhur" rakibiyle kıyaslanması haksızlık olur fakat fiyat performans açısından başarılı.
Shri Bhagwan
Reviewed in India on September 4, 2021
I like it
Leslie W.
Reviewed in Canada on September 14, 2021
Behringer mics sound better than they have any right to for their price range. I like this one fine. It is not as sweet to my ears as the SM58 clone, the XM8500, but it sounds fine to me, and certainly doesn't present any barriers that a little EQ tweaking or slight compression can't remedy.My only beef is physical design and cosmetic quality assurance. The cap does not screw off as it does in the Shure original. Rather it is glued on, and not terribly well at times. I ordered another last year from another seller as Amazon wasn't carrying this, and the cap was loose and prone to fall off. Sent it back. This recent one had the cap well stuck on, but slightly askew, and I worry efforts to straighten will bugger the wiring if I am too rough. I have decided in any case to order another so I can run a stereo pair, and if the cosmetics on that one are off I will report back. The build quality of my other Behringer mics is much better.In any case, it is a decent sound SM58 copy for cheap. Totally suitable for all but the most exacting work.
DS777
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2021
Good microphone, unbeatable value.I have never been a big fan of Behringer products so my expectations were low but I am really impressed this time. Obviously it isn't a professional-grade microphone but perfect for home recording. Very happy with my purchase.The good:-All metal construction, quality feel.-Balanced sound, perfect for recording instruments like guitars and drums-Nice accessory package. Good microphone clip with metal threads. The case is hard plastic but the foam interior is low quality (like packing foam).-I paid $20 US, at that price this is an unbeatable bargain. Five of these can be purchased at the cost of one SM57, great money saving option for mic'ing drums. I would still recommend this mic for double the price but I would buy an SM57 over this if they were priced similar.The bad:-Not recommended as a primary mic for vocals. Vocals don't sound bad but something is missing, hard to describe, likely not enough range.-XLR connection doesn't feel quite right, cables do lock properly but plugging in a XLR cable does not have that satisfying "click".-The mic clip is too tight and feels rubbery, difficult to slide the mic in and out-Delivery took over 2 months. Not a product issue but I had to reapprove my amazon order twice due to the delay. Be aware and don't be in a hurry.
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