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BEHRINGER ULTRAVOICE XM1800S
3 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal and Instrument Microphones (Set of 3)
- Dynamic vocal and instrument microphone with on/off switch for excellent studio and live performance
- Ultra-wide frequency response for brilliant and transparent sound
- Extremely high signal output lets your voice cut through
- Cardioid characteristic minimizes background noise and feedback
- Convenient on/off switch to mute during breaks
- Integrated spherical wind and pop noise filter
- Microphone stand adapter and impact-resistant carrying case included
- High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life
- Conceived and designed by BEHRINGER Germany
Few things are more essential to recording or live performance than dynamic microphones. Ask any sound engineer and they will tell you to keep as many as possible on hand. BEHRINGER has bundled three great-sounding dynamic microphones into one impact-resistant case, with stand adapters and mic clips so you'll be ready to capture your sound in brilliant resolution.
What is a Dynamic Microphone?
Dynamic mics have several advantages that make them ideal for live applications or recording amplified instruments. They're robust, resistant to moisture and can achieve high gain before feeding back. These microphones' cardioid pickup pattern is designed to capture the source signal, such as a guitar amplifier or vocalist, while shunning off-axis sound.
Why the XM1800S?
If you take a look at the stage in any club, you'll probably see at least three dynamic mics for the vocalists, with even more for the drums and amplifiers. This convenient package puts three great-sounding mics at your immediate disposal. XM1800S mics provide super-clean sound with minimal distortion, a slight presence lift in the critical mid-range, and an on/off switch for breaks in the set.
Value
Check out the XM1800S at your nearest BEHRINGER dealer and find out why these mics are becoming so common in practice spaces, bedrooms, professional studios and stages all over the globe. Moreover, they're available at a price that will leave you with enough cash left over for other essentials.
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Few things are more essential to recording or live performance than dynamic microphones. Ask any sound engineer and they will tell you to keep as many as possible on hand. BEHRINGER has bundled three great-sounding dynamic microphones into one impact-resistant case, with stand adapters and mic clips so you'll be ready to capture your sound in brilliant resolution.
Three great-sounding dynamic microphones in an impact-resistant case, with stand adapters and mic clips.
What is a Dynamic Microphone?
Dynamic mics have several advantages that make them ideal for live applications or recording amplified instruments. They're robust, resistant to moisture and can achieve high gain before feeding back. These microphones' cardioid pickup pattern is designed to capture the source signal, such as a guitar amplifier or vocalist, while shunning off-axis sound.
Why the XM1800S?
If you take a look at the stage in any club, you'll probably see at least three dynamic mics for the vocalists, with even more for the drums and amplifiers. This convenient package puts three great-sounding mics at your immediate disposal. XM1800S mics provide super-clean sound with minimal distortion, a slight presence lift in the critical mid-range, and an on/off switch for breaks in the set.
What's in the Box
Three Behringer XM1800S Microphones, Three Mic Clips With Stand Adapters, Protective Case
Alex Hernández
Reviewed in Mexico on February 14, 2025
Excelente relación calidad y precio, hasta el momento han funcionado bien.
Tyer
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024
I bought this set of three mikes because they seemed to be a good price, and they were. They may not quite equal the industry-standard Shure SM58 in sound quality, but they're close - maybe equivalent to a PG-48 or so. Their output level is comparable, and in most cases they could be used as an even swap for a '58. Frankly, I was a bit embarrassed hauling these out instead of Shures, but once we started using them, they sounded fine, and the embarrassment went away...... until the conga player walked off the back of the stage, dragging everything with him. The Behringer fell about six feet into hard dirt (not even concrete). I would have expected maybe a dent in the windscreen, and in fact there was (the windscreens aren't as resistant to denting as the Shures, but generally, they're good enough). It still made signal, so i thought everything was good, but now we had a loose-wire-sounding crackle from that channel. When I was switching the cable, I noticed that the microphone itself had a very bad rattle; in fact, the entire capsule mount had broken and the element was just floating around loose in the housing. Scratch one mike.So, if you treat these somewhat gently, they're probably fine, but don't expect to go all Roger Daltrey on them and expect them to survive. A Shure wouldn't have even blinked at that fall. Two stars taken off for durability, one given back for value.
Robert Moss
Reviewed in Australia on December 20, 2024
I was looking for something like the Shure SM58 this close. So very happy
Hussein Madani
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on November 20, 2024
وتؤدي الغرض
Keshubhai Khunti
Reviewed in India on June 28, 2022
I like it, I'm using as avocal
Dean Lusk
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022
I've engineered at semi-professional recording studios for a long, long time and play in a cover band. Maybe not the best credentials in the world, but I do know what to expect in a decent hand-held mic. I got this three-pack specifically for home karaoke use at the astonishing price of $39.00. That's fricking $13 per microphone. That shouldn't be possible. For that money I'd almost expect a high-impedance 1970's Radio Shack mic.Plugged each of them in when they arrived and was dissatisfied with the treble response. Had to crank up the high end. After my wife reminded me that we just got them for karaoke use (I should note that she thought they sounded just fine), it dawned on me that I'd just paid $13 for a mic that was not too awfully dissimilar from a Shure SM58. Yes, high end is lacking and bottom end is, too, but those can be compensated for with a bit of EQ. This is NOT a terrible-sounding mic. I could see using them for band rehearsals or as emergency backups at a gig (or home karaoke, of coruse).Only gave three stars for sound quality, but if I were grading on a curve due to cost, that would probably go to four or five. They feel a little cheap because... well, they ARE cheap. And that's okay! Overall, the bang for the buck is absolutely incredible. I knew what I was buying, and was not in the least bit disappointed.Oh, and they came with a case and three mic clips?! Geez. (BTW, the mic clips will hold the mic and not just the end of the mic cable, as I've seen a review or two mention. You just have to push the mic into the clip.)This purchase goes down as one of the best value purchases I've ever seen. Again, not for pro use at any level, but for home use or practice, you can't go wrong here.
Microman
Reviewed in Japan on December 27, 2014
一個当たりの金額にすると、びっくりする単価になっている。同、BEHRINGER のミキサー使用しての音質は驚くほどクリーンでノイズも発生しない。ケーブルを購入の際は気を付けないと駄目だが、NEUTRIK XLRコネクター を使用している商品を使用すると良いと考える。専用ケース・マイクアダプターの付属していて、良心的な商品と考える。
Richard J Vandeven II
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2014
I am a hobbyist / semi professional musician. I have played music and ran sound in local beer dives and festivals for over 25 years, so this is the POV that this review is coming from - the proverbial "weekend warrior" (what 99% of performing musicians are).First of all, you can't beat the price on these mics. They come in a handy case along with three mic stand clips. You will want to transport these mics in the case. They are not "bulletproof", nor can you "hammer a stage together" with them like some of the myths surrounding more expensive, professional microphones. I take care of my equipment, so I cannot vouch for how much abuse they will take.I have never written an equipment review before. What possessed me to do so in this case is that last weekend my band opened up for another local band who didn't have enough material to cover four hours, so we split the door. Anyhow, we used the other band's PA equipment including mics. Fortunately, I am a singing drummer so I always bring my own mic, cord, and stand. I have used these Behringer's for almost a year, and I have been pleased with their performance so far. I packed a Behringer for this gig.The other band had a nice sound system (too bad they don't know how to run sound), including a whole host of Shure SM58's. I haven't directly compared the SM58 to the XM1800S yet, and I can say with authority that I am very happy that I brought the Behringer. The sound quality on my Behringer was crisp and clean. The SM58 has always been "mid happy" IMHO, and can sound muddy very quickly, especially when the sound guy is not very experienced. I am a "set it and forget it" guy. I am too busy singing and playing drums to be knob dicking the sound board all night. The Behringer XM1800S meets my needs very nicely.In summary...Great price!Handy case!You can never have enough mic clips!Crisp and clean sound!On/off switch to confuse the guitarists!Not going to take the abuse of a $100 Shure SM58!The perfect mic for the weekend warrior, beer dive working musician!HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
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