At our shop is this handheld ribbon mic, the Beyerdynamic M500N(C). It looks like a SM 58 on steroids.
Sounds really cool, albeit crazy bright. Hypercardioid. Has a frequency response chart apparently generated for this specific mic.
Anyone else ever use this guy? I'm looking to use it in a recording project soon...
The Beyerdynamic M500N(C)
2i have a m500...no N or C though attached to its name. its amazing on soft vocals and cab make clean guitars sound very precice. good as a room mic in some cases and good for overheads...
pretty good ribbon
pretty good ribbon
The Beyerdynamic M500N(C)
3I'm gonna take a wild stab and guess that the C stands for Cardioid. It definitely has a fairly narrow cardioid pickup pattern...
The Beyerdynamic M500N(C)
4rayj wrote:I'm gonna take a wild stab and guess that the C stands for Cardioid. It definitely has a fairly narrow cardioid pickup pattern...
"C" stands for "Cannon" - as in XLR.
The mic is hypercardioid.
The Beyerdynamic M500N(C)
6It belongs to the shop. If I can talk my boss into letting go of it, I am going to pick it up myself. However, if you live in the Seattle region, we can rent it to you (it is in our super secret 'rent to those who know how to take care of it' stock). Or, if you bring a couple of cool CD-R's, you can borrow it.
The Beyerdynamic M500N(C)
7One of the first mics that i bought that actaully made me say "wow" upon messing with it.
The Beyerdynamic M500N(C)
8rayj wrote:It belongs to the shop. If I can talk my boss into letting go of it, I am going to pick it up myself.
Nevermind... I live in Switzerland anyway.