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I know there was some talk earlier about some EV mic that I haven't used, but I recently bought a vocal mic for live work, and like many recommended, I auditioned it against several other mics, including the SM58, the Beta SM58a, a few others, and the EV N/D767a, and the EV was easily the best sounding mic. I'd strongly encourage anyone purchasing a mic to audition it first, next to other mics. I'm very familiar with the SM58 - used them for years. And they're a good sounding mic. But the 767 sounds better - crisper, I'd say. More detail, more richness.
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