R21 Dynamic Vocal Microphone - 3-Pack with Case

For inexpensive mics, these do just fine. Okay for small venue and scratch recordings or spoken word. Price point is spectacular, and the case and clips are a plus. A little feedback issue, so placing is quite important with them when seeking higher volume levels. But hey, they are fine for most purposes. I do prefer my Shure SM58, but then again, I'm no professional, so that's about as fancy as I need to get.

These are great. I run mobile DJ & karaoke and these mics are worth way more than I paid. I got them for a low cost backup over a year ago and didnt want to post a review until i had time to test them out, but i use them more than my other mics now. Only drawback I have is they seem to run a bit hot on the high end for vocals. Have to turn the mixer EQ down. But overall they are sturdy and can stand up to the abuse one gets when running a karaoke show. Will be buying more in the future, Highly recommend if need a great set of budget mics.

I've owned the R21 kit for a while now and have put them through 7 music gigs, 3 speaking events, and 15 rehearsals. The R21 is clear, good quality and delivers when I need it to. If they get beat up, I'm not too worried. Not only can they take it, but they're also at a great price to get more. I like the case as it has a harder foam for protection. You get mic clips and everything is contained in the case. Typically the build quality on cheaper mics isn't the greatest. However, I have several Samson products and not one of them has had an issue in QC. The R21 is no different here. Each mic was tested by the same vocalist to watch levels, we opened up the mics and all solder joints were well done. The connection of the XLR pins to the cable was strong. These can pick up stand noise, which can be modified through shock mount, or small felt strips on mic clip. The eq is subjective as each voice is a bit different. What I have heard is a muffle in the upper mids and a bit of a boost in the lower mids. Great pickup pattern, an not bad isolation when pointed away from a sound source (which was shocking in a good way) Downfall though for one of the vocalists I work with was lack of an on/off switch. I could see this being an issue in situations where a switch is needed. I run a mute switch (Mic Mute/Cough-Drop) on stage eliminating the need for switches. Some individuals like having a switch also.

I recently ran sound for a gig with multiple performers on 2 stages. One band would be setting up on one stage, so they could be ready to go as soon as the other band finished on the other stage. I needed more mics, and I didn’t have enough SM 58s to cover both stages. Budget didn’t allow spending $1000 for more mics, so I bought these instead. I have been in the music industry for over 50 years, as a performing musician, recording engineer, FOH and monitor engineer......these mics completly blew me away! They sounded every bit as good as the industry standard Shure SM 58, with no feedback issues like many other cheap mics. I haven’t used them long enough to see how durable they will be, but for the price, I’m not to worried if they don’t last forever. Who knows, they might! Highly recommended!

To you you the truth, you have to be right up on these to get a good signal, still response though. If working in a big room these are great. Doing a podcast with these mics is perfect. Reduction in ambient noise and no bleed from other people or noise sources. If using air con in a room, these mics will suit your purpose. No on or off button is a let down. Sturdy build quality while not having the heavy weight of similar style dynamic mics. Good if you are using it without a stand for a long period of time. Very sturdy case and good mic clips should help to tip a buyer into getting a set of these mics. Even if you only use these as back up mics, grab a set and there will be no regret!

These microphones are great for the money. They are extremely light but don't feel like they lack too much hardiness. There is this weird elastic band at the bottom that tends to get caught on the mic clip but I just took that off. I think a factor of these microphones' being so light there is definitely a pronounced proximity effect but I was expecting that at this price and a little bit of eq help goes a long way. One thing I noticed about this microphone is that it is easy to get apart for repairs also; I have run into microphones that absolutely didn't want to come apart so this was appreciated too. All in all it works pretty well for my needs.

I like the price and the case. I have used them for years and they still work. I have used them for gig's with my group, as well as, at school with my choruses. I did buy mike chord, however.

I wanted some cheap karaoke mics and for the money these fit the bill perfectly. Don't know how many drops they will take and overall sound quality isn't great, but they will do fine for karaoke and the case is nice.

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Mikes are over-priced in Amazon, (actual cost per mike is almost half)...However the product itself is very very good for its price range. Must buy

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El producto se ve muy bien, presentación compacta, caja en buenas condiciones, producto completo, imagen que presenta la compañía igual a como se te entrega el producto, eso es excelente. En pocas palabras, muy buena compra

mics are worth $20 each. not great vocal quality but what do you expect for $20 a mic. case is ok as well. I have my Shure SM58's in the case and they fit perfectly. That was the reason I bought this item was for the case. I am happy.