Drums Microphone Setup

[Phantom Power] Simply put..My favourite microphone for kick and talking drums.

Simply put..My favourite microphone for kick and talking drums.

[1/4"-20] The most perfect setup to record myself playing drums for my YouTube channel!

[Metal] Nice Little audio snake, work great with a Drums Setup.

[Hypercardioid] I purchased it to use internally to amplify my UDU drums. It worked great at amplifying all the deep bass to high trebles and doesn't clip due to sonic pressures created when playing the UDU. The microphone was recommended to me by top professional UDU players and they were right on the advice. Best microphone I have used yet for this purpose. I also tried it with my Native American flute and attached it to the fetish leather bands. Worked great for that application also. Highly recommended!!

[Black] I purchased this microphone and the Countryman battery powered module to use for amplifying UDU drums. It exceeded my expectations!! Excellent microphone for this purpose and for amplifying Native American flutes. Can't wait to try it on the silver flute and saxophone. If you want a Microphone to use inside of UDU drums where you need to amplify the sounds they produce yet reject the heavy compression created inside of drums this is the microphone for you!

[Aluminum] I bought this microphone because I was in need of microphones to record guide tracks for choirs. I needed a simple mic and the SM57 look is perfect because it's plain and simple. This is not an SM57! And it doesn't need to be because it is still a great mic. I use it for individual voices on choirs, voice overs, acoustic guitars, electric guitars, ukuleles, and drums. Because it's a dynamic, it isolates the sound fairly well. I love this microphone. I own 3 of them all from B&H. I own a studio and actually don't even own even one real SM57 because I don't need it. This does a great job. I have plenty of experience and a Bachelor's Degree in Music Recording. I've also used them on kick drums and they sound surprisingly well. I've also used this microphone at a live event where the speakers were using these microphones. The only thing that I can list as a con is that the connector at the bottom became loose. All I had to do was push the little plastic plate that holds the xlr pins in and problem solved!

[1 User] The 414 has earned its place as a classic microphone. I had been using Rodes as overhead mics for drums in my studio, but I had never been satisfied, they just couldn't bring out the details and the delicate nature of the cymbals. The 414s do that, while retaining oomph in the toms.

[3-pin XLR male] We love this setup. It included all we need to record drums and a drum set. Works great and the rebate made it even better.

[Handheld] Microphone was purchased to replace a lost microphone. As the original setup was easy just matching up the original configuration and working in less the a min. Microphone sounds clear and strong.