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I know the Beta87 are some great microphones when in the hands of a good vocalist who know mic control. I am looking to upgrade the SM58 and Beta58 capsules to the Beta87 flavor. The 10 piece band I am working for uses a mix of IEM and Wedges; the Vocalist and drummer on IEMs and the instruments (horns, guitar, bass, keys) are on wedges. According to Shure’s website the A is for wedges and C is for IEM. Looking at the polar charts, I would think the C would be better for wedges than the A. The band performs at weddings and corporate events; at weddings they like to interact with the crowd. Which one would be better for an “all around” mic?Or the SM86 is an option.These are going on Wireless mics, I have a combination of SLX and ULX; But and I am planning on getting the ULX-D Quad system next year.
I know the Beta87 are some great microphones when in the hands of a good vocalist who know mic control. I am looking to upgrade the SM58 and Beta58 capsules to the Beta87 flavor. The 10 piece band I am working for uses a mix of IEM and Wedges; the Vocalist and drummer on IEMs and the instruments (horns, guitar, bass, keys) are on wedges. According to Shure’s website the A is for wedges and C is for IEM. Looking at the polar charts, I would think the C would be better for wedges than the A. The band performs at weddings and corporate events; at weddings they like to interact with the crowd. Which one would be better for an “all around” mic?
Or the SM86 is an option.
These are going on Wireless mics, I have a combination of SLX and ULX; But and I am planning on getting the ULX-D Quad system next year.
