Shure C606
Product Type: Shure Microphone
Newest Review: ... then most people would be fairly happy with the sound they'd get from this mic. The Shure C606 is a nice solid Mic to hold. ... more
... When I've used it, I've always found it fairly comfortable to use, not so heavy that your wrist tires from doing so, but not so light that it feels flimsy. It's not wireless, so you have a cable to deal with when you're using it, not an issue in most instances though I wouldn't recommend this if you're running a karaoke as I've seen wires and cables become an issue under these circumstances - especially later in the evening as people become more intoxicated.
Sound wise this mic offers a really good clear sound for...more
Customer Shure C606 Reviews (3)
by - written on 18/01/11 (Very useful, 421 readings)
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My husband is a DJ, KJ and Musician who sings and plays bass and is now learning guitar too. For us that means a household full of musical equipment from amps and speakers to mics, instruments and other equipment. I may not use this stuff on a regular basis not being a singer or musician myself, but being married to a musician, I've come to learn a reasonably large amount about it all over the years, and which I've had enough use from in testing & playing with at home, as well as checking sound levels and setups in venues and so on to have formed my own opinion. For quite a long time this was hubby's favourite microphone to use because of the price to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/09/10 (Very useful, 140 readings)
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Working in the recording industry has allowed me to experience different types of microphones over the years. I still think back to the days when I got my first Woolworths own red microphone...it used to give awful feedback and screech when you held it too close to the lips. If you are after a basic, affordable recording microphone, then this Shure is a surefire place to start. You can buy them for around the twenty pound mark from online stores and specialised retail outlets. The microphone will come with a lead which you plug into the bottom of the mic then into a jack port. The settings are universal so you will have no problems with odd wires. The shape of ... Read the complete review
Shure C606: Are you SHURE? (468 words)by - written on 09/09/10 (Very useful, 998 readings)
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There are microphones... and then there are microphones. The first kind are the cheap and nasty plastic variety that you can pick up for under a fiver in Argos, and the second kind are the professional devices which will normally set you back a pretty penny. If you're looking for a decent mic, a good place to start is with the 'Shure' brand. The company manufactures a number of microphone models including the awesome 'SM' range - prices start from around £80 for the SM57 (Bono's frequent mic of choice) and continue into the hundreds of pounds for contraptions like the SM27. One of the more reasonably priced Shures is the 'C606', which at around £30 represents exceptional Read the complete review
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