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I really like the Beta's cause we almost never have to worry about feedback on the vocal mics. Just get the monitors or the house sound off axis.
In addition to using them for our vocals, I've also used them in a church situation where you get inexperienced folks with major stage fright doing readings not much louder than a whisper - and have been able to kick the gain up high so that they could be heard without risking the feedback.
Since I typically set vocal mics with a low cut engaged (to eliminate handling noise and stage rumble) and eq the low end to flat or slight reduction - I haven't found the inherent bass proximity boost to be a problem.
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