- Is the SL 75C as good as a Shure SM58?
- No. It is close in shape and function, but owners hear a brighter, thinner tone and more handling noise. It is a budget stand-in, not an equal.
- What can I plug it into?
- It uses a standard XLR cable, so it works with most mixers, audio interfaces and PA systems. It is a dynamic mic and needs no phantom power.
- Does it need phantom power?
- No. It is a dynamic microphone, so it works without phantom power from the mixer or interface.
- Is it good for recording vocals at home?
- It works for demos and loud vocals, but its capsule is not studio-grade. For quiet, detailed recording, a condenser mic is the better choice.
- Does it have an on/off switch?
- No. The SL 75C has no switch, so you mute it at the mixer or interface.
- What is in the box?
- The microphone on its own. An XLR cable and a stand are not included, so plan for those separately.
- Where is the Behringer SL 75C Dynamic Cardioid Microphone cheapest?
- At Alto Music, for $17.90, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Behringer SL 75C Dynamic Cardioid Microphone?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Alto Music, Amazon.