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There loads of options for vocal mics on Youtube and the internet but very few off this level of quality matched with the angled head design. I bought this mic so that I can provide some backing vocals while I play the kit. I had an issue with feedback from the other cheaper cardioid mic I was using, as I use a stage monitor that sits just underneath the mic. This Endine version of the Sure mic has super cardioid pattern so the feedback issues are hugely limited and if there is any feedback, you can point to the mic and blame the guitarist or the lead singer.Great mic - I'm loving it

You can’t go wrong with a microphone like this… This brand is one of the best !! Shure

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I'm a drummer who does a lot of lead vocals in our band. I started out with a beta 58A and it does a great job, but the length of the mic plus the cable means I'm constantly hitting hit with my sticks and having to play around it to get to my toms. I've tried all sorts of headworm microphones and they have all been total failures - way too "live" and breathy, and none of them will stay on your head while you're drumming. I had given up and gone back to the beta 58A and was miserable, but less miserable than with the head mics.A few weeks ago I saw a drummer in a live performance on TV using what appeared to be a stubby mic with a right-angle bend in it. "Genius", I thought, and immediately set about trying to find it. I went to my local music store and the Pro Audio guy said it sounded like a Beta 56A "instrument mic". I was deflated. He said not to worry - the 56A is an excellent vocals mic, especially for higher-register male vocals. Since I'm often called the "Peter Cetera" of the group, I decided to give it a shot :)Finally - I am happy!! This mic is SO compact, and sounds great. It's probably a little flatter on the high frequencies than the 58A, but behind a drum kit that is a GOOD thing. I use a spring-arm mic holder mounted to my rack and with the length/weight of the 58A the mic would bounce around and bash me in the teeth/lips, but the 56A has less of a "lever action" being so compact and so the bounce has gone away. Also, I had to put the "wrong" angle on the 58A to keep the cord out of my way, but with the 90 degree connector on the 56A I can get it right up where I need it. On an overhead boom the cable goes *up* not *out*!OK, so not everyone is a drummer... again, as a vocal mic it is a maybe a little flat on the top end. Also, it is supercardiod which lets in a lot of rear sound - not so good for drums - but that is what a compressor is for.This mic is identical to the Beta 57A, but the 57A does not have the right angle body. I have been using a 57A to mic our guitarist's cabinet for my in-ear monitors and it sounds great, so I am sure that the 56A is also an excellent choice for mic'ing an electric guitar amp in addition to the "off-label" use as a vocal mic.It's a Shure, it sounds great, is built like a tank, is versatile, and affordable - what more could you want?