When value impedance 600oms?
Derek

"I don't want a mic for singing just as a PA
Derek"

Derek,

Just a Dixie cup and string will do.

Shure SM58: works great for me

Listen to results in tracks on the website:
www.caspereekhof.nl

By the way for people interested in the CD I can help. Just send me an email.

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fmlk,

Looking at the image of Casper Eekhof and seeing the mic he is using, that doesn't look like a Shure SM58 that I used years ago in performance. It looks just like my Beyer M500. Perhaps Shure copied the Beyer look in later years. The Shure SM58 that I used was a fair mic, slender and looked like the Shure SM57 and not too expensive. What it will cost today is another matter.

Derek, if you are looking for just a P.A. mic, I suggest you go to Radio Shack and buy an inexpensive high impedance mic, try it out and if it doesn't suit your needs, take it back and get another one.

High impedance = feedback in my experience working with the girls www.tributeartistes.com - I always record my radio programmes using a load impedance mic through my KN7000.
Rog
p.s. I reckon the only reason Derek can't get his microphone to work through his KN7000 is because he's not set his keyboard up properly to accept that input.

[This message has been edited by RMepstead (edited 10-23-2010).]

Hello,

The mic you can see on http://www.caspereekhof.nl/faith.htm is my microphone, not a Beyer but a Shure SM58. It is one of the most used and popular mics for singing.


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