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<blockquote data-quote="Eric Cagle" data-source="post: 83071" data-attributes="member: 277">Re: The SM58...Of course I prefer to use my own mics but it still makes me happy to have a singer take the responsability and have their own, even if it is something less than what I am providing. If you have the time to let them experiment with a better mic for their voice for a few minutes usually you have made a friend and they will at least be thinking about buying one. If your mic is noticeably better and CLEAN more than likely they will be glad to use it for the show. I have this happen all the time. There are also the times where they come in with a mic that really works well for their voice. I had a female singer come in with a Neumann KMS 104 that sounded better than anything in my collection on her voice. This time it was I who took a few minutes to experiment and compare a few others to it. The KMS 104 is not the best on every voice but it this case it was stunning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eric Cagle, post: 83071, member: 277"] Re: The SM58... Of course I prefer to use my own mics but it still makes me happy to have a singer take the responsability and have their own, even if it is something less than what I am providing. If you have the time to let them experiment with a better mic for their voice for a few minutes usually you have made a friend and they will at least be thinking about buying one. If your mic is noticeably better and CLEAN more than likely they will be glad to use it for the show. I have this happen all the time. There are also the times where they come in with a mic that really works well for their voice. I had a female singer come in with a Neumann KMS 104 that sounded better than anything in my collection on her voice. This time it was I who took a few minutes to experiment and compare a few others to it. The KMS 104 is not the best on every voice but it this case it was stunning. [/QUOTE]

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