In this review: Pearl Ian Paice Signature Snare Drum - IP1465 (14''x6,5'') Top Head: Remo Weatherking Controlled Sound Coated Microphones: 0:09 - 0:23 - Shure sm57 0:24 - 0:37 - Shure sm58 0:38 - 0:53

0:07 - 0:22 - Shure KSM 137 0:23 - 0:33 - AKG D 224 0:34 - 0:44 - AKG C 451b 0:45 - 0:56 - Sennheiser e 914 0:57 - 1:14 - Oktava mk 012 drums: Mapex Pro M snare: Pearl IP 14/6,5" hi hats: Sabian AA

Guitar PRS Custom 22 (Dragon II pickups), standard E tuning Amp: Marshall JCM900 combo / Marshall 1960 Vintage 4x12" Celestion V30 Microphones: Shure SM57 / Oktava MK-012 Recorded in RME Babyface.

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Guitar: Gibson Les Paul Standard, Eb tuning (drop 6-th) Pickups: John Suhr-Doug Aldrich signature set Amp: Marshall JCM2000 TSL100 / Engl 2x12 cab., Celestion V30 Microphone: Shure SM57 Recorded in RME

Guitar: Gibson Les Paul Standard, Eb tuning (drop 6-th) Amp: Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier / Engl 2x12 cab., Celestion V30 Microphone: Shure SM57 Recorded in RME Babyface. 0:09 - 0:41 - Raw sound riff 0:43

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Hi, we recorded 7 different vocal microphones, and this is how it sounds. Shure SM7 Shure SM57 Shure Beta58A Sennheiser e 835 Electro-Voice Cobalt Co7 Electro-Voice N/D 475 Sennheiser MD 441-U This are

- A new step in gear information! Microphones shown in this review: 0:09 - 0:20 - Shure SM7 (More detailed video, here: ) 0:21 - 0:32 - Shure SM57 (More detailed video, here: ) 0:33 - 0:44 - Shure Beta58A