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So--if I just bought a Shure Beta 58 "Dynamic Supercardiod" mic today, that's a good thing for recording my vocals, right?
The Beta 58 is a good mic for recording your vocals, if you are happy with the results. Sounded great in the middle of Guitar Center--It was a sweet deal-- but now I'm wondering if I needed the condenser model instead?? If you are happy with the mic you have, then you didn't "need" the condenser model. I am curious though, how did you audition the mic while you were at GC?
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