AUDIX OM5 Hypercardioid Handheld Dynamic Vocal Microphone for Stage Singers - Black

Bought one, was awesome, bought another. If you want clear, bright and loud dynamic, it’s freakin awesome. Great isolation too. Bought an omx-m too, also awesome. My personal favorites both now, over my Beta 58a and e835. (And they’re not bad either lol) It’s what I was looking for. Give it a 5 at that price. Cool mic.

I have been doing live sound since the eighties and have tried all the usual vocal mics. A typical gig for me is one like I did a few weeks ago where I did sound for a stage for four days at a music festival. I had to deal with dozens of acts, men, woman, loud, soft, eat the mic, back off the mic, this works for everyone. A lot of people love the SM58/Beta 58 and they are easy to work with but I find them harsh on some people, this mic works for everyone. The price is reasonable for what it is and it is highly feedback resistant.

I LOVE AUDIX mics (and love that they are made here in the USA). I 've had the OM2, then the OM3 ( which is light years better than the OM2) and decided to give the OM5 a go. Been using it over the last 3 months on my gigs. I love it !I I have an alto-soprano range and sing rock/blues/R&B. Vocals are VERY CLEAN and crisp with this mic (don't sing sloppy with this - audience will hear it). This has a tight polar pattern (like all the Audix mics) so won't get much/any feedback from monitors that are close/in front. I like to sing right on top on the mic -- which you can do with this mic without distortion. Highly recommend this vs. OM2/OM3 (which are good basic mics). Some tips: Don't be rough when removing mic cord connection from the bottom of these mics -- could result in wires/pcb board from mic coming w/your cord. Just be aware there is NO on/off switch on these if that's a feature you like.

Great + cuts out ambient noise

I had been switching back and forth between my older Shure SM58 and Samson Q7 when I started playing with another band using a Bose L series PA. My other friend/singer was using the OM5 while the guitarist and keyboardist were sporting a OM3 and OM2. I bought the OM5 and while it did take awhile to get the supercardoid pattern down, once I did there's no denying how there is definitely nothing getting through this mic that isn't dead on center and perpendicular. Especially with a Bose you can get feedback from hot mics. I didn't get any with the OM5 just of center of the L1 tower. Once you get up on it and in it this thing shreds with the vocal output! I now use the other two on the hosted jam nights - for the guests!

Awesome noise isolation, but don't expect it to sound too much brighter in the high end than something like an SM58. I ended up returning it because it sounded too similar to the Blue En Core 100 to justify keeping it

This mic just blew me away. This mic poduces a clear and powerfull sound without much stress to the singer and any sound enhancement. An amateur sound engineer (louds of gear but lacks the knowledge) had problems with getting it right because he's used to cheap and old mics. He really could not handle this sound quality. Believe it or not you can screw up good sound easier than fixing a bad one. A studio engineer offered me money when he heard what this mic did. That and it's live performance is proof to me that this is an awsome mic.

After spending a weekend with this mic I can say I'm very pleased. I'm a tenor and our very picky sound tech was really happy with the way this mic sounded and picked up my weaker lows and accented the highs. It didn't seem to color my voice in any decernable way and I got 0 feedback when I was turned up to boost the low end of my voice. Item was new in box as advertised.

Well I use this a lot now with my Sure Beta 58a and I’m really impressed with this Microphone. I have used Sm 58 microphones for years but I wanted to try this and so far it is as good if not better but time will tell

Good mic, crisp clear sound, very little proximity low end effect. I find with my vocals atleast, the eq on the mixer is much more flat than compared to a sm58( I always boost high end and roll off mids and lows with one). Was hoping the tight pickup pattern would help a little more with small room rehearsals, but Its not a magic wand that can change room acoustics. That being said, still more gain before feedback than a shure sm58.

Prodotto come da descrizione. Ottimo microfono professionale. Consegna più che puntuale

声がとても良く聞こえてとても良いです。

Nice quality