beyer m-99
- blungo2
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beyer m-99
A while back i got an M-99, because i kept hearing horror stories of peoples m-88s dying suddenly when used as a kick mic. I liked the m-88 just fine as an inside kick mic, but i didn't want to fry it.
Turns out i like the m-99 lots more on kick than the m-88. It just sounds huge, but not flabby or fluffy to me. Sounds great on guitar cab too. I wouldn't be surprised if it sounded great on other stuff (voice too maybe), but that's all i've used it on so far.
Really digging this mic currently. I've only used it w/o the built in eq.
Turns out i like the m-99 lots more on kick than the m-88. It just sounds huge, but not flabby or fluffy to me. Sounds great on guitar cab too. I wouldn't be surprised if it sounded great on other stuff (voice too maybe), but that's all i've used it on so far.
Really digging this mic currently. I've only used it w/o the built in eq.
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I only have one Beyer mic and it's an oddball. It's an M61 that I bought years ago off eBay for 20.00 on a lark. I actually love it on vocals and really should try it on some other stuff. I wish I had more of their mics. I think the first really quality audio thing I ever bought was a pair of DT-100 headphones.
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