Shure SM58?
 

They're top of the line handheld for home recording right? If not, what is?

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if i knew shit aobut mics or audio equip, id help you out lol.. i just rhymes thats all :(

haha no probs... Its just theyre industry standard for DJin, so i bought one off a friend for $30 ... who "aquired" it for less.... lol... but i got no cords for the thing.. so im waitin on my xlr cable..

maybe you should LEARN about mics ya lazy biatch... ya got a good voice but it sounds like your usin a mic outta a cereal box on your audios.. lmao

by the way, we gotta get our battle closed... so we can battle again!!!

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yea i really should... i baught a 60 dollar radio shack stage mic.. its not to loud..was hoping for a better quality in the volume department.. it was the only mic that had a prong, and not a mouse or keyboard type end to it.... i need a mic that is good, that i can hook up strait to the cpu..no mixxer or anything else.. all i need is one mic :( lol

well my teckky friends recommend an "xlr cable" and some adpator... so i went down to my local electronics store like "yeah... you got an xlr cable n an adaptor to connect a mic to a pc?" n they was like "nah... you gotta go to a specialty audio shop" n i was like damn... n i aint been fucked to do it yet...

maybe thats what you should do...

^then you shouldnt have posted

i happen to own a shur sm58. they are dope for handheld recording, but if saved up a bit more money you could probly buy a good cheap condensor and it would sound much better. but the condensor would need a pre amp a stand and all that shit, so if you dont have a way to save up money, go ahead and buy the sm58. it worked for me until i got my condensor :thumbup:

come to think about it..i have a RS130 hehe... what do ya know :p

yeah i bought it. thanks for the info crysis...

lol ... calamity... i challenge you

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n/p and good luck with your future audio adventures :thumbup: