Prodipe TT1 Pro Dynamic Vocal Mic with No Switch

This is a very good low-cost stage mic.It has a solid sound, strong output, low handling noise, no excessive sibilance and is pretty plosive resistant. Slightly more low end than an SM58, but nothing excessive. Feedback resistance is pretty standard for a cardioid mic. The supplied mic clip looks rather flimsy, but it's better than nothing and a sturdier replacement won't cost that much.Certainly the best dynamic mic around that I've tested at this price point (and I've been testing a lot recently) and below. The £50 AKG D5 has a bit more clarity, but is has a bit less low end and makes a good alternative, but slightly more expensive, option. No mic is going to suit everybody, but this one should work on a wide variety of voices.

prima japrije 1 minutePojedinostiVery good mic, first i bought one to test them, and then i bout three more. This is very good vocal mic, with higher output than SM 58, almost in class with condenser mics. The only thing which is bad is holder (mic clamp), which is made of fragile plastic. Mic remind me of some Sennheiser and is heavy, solid build.Before i bought some chinese copies of SM 58, they were thin and screamy compared to this Prodipe! This mic is in different league.

Having tried many many vocal mics (both dynamic and condenser) and enduring the Shure SM58 at gigs (it doesn't suit my voice) I read about and decided to try this.What a revelation. Higher gain and better clarity than the industry standard mentioned above and easy to dial in on the mixer. Why pay three times the price?

A good sounding vocal mic. Warmer and louder than a Shure SM58 but more susceptible to plosives. Coped well with a range of male and female voices.

Great mike. Quality sound on a budget. Well made and excellent quality build.