very low background noise. ive worked with many mics and i would say that this mic it very good for the price but if your looking for a really good sound this is not the mics for you but its a good starter mic ive used it for vocals with some adujustment to the EQ and for micing guitar amps with little distortion. but if you sing it a low voice this mic will adjust itself to pickup to sound form it surroundings

it has an on/off switch which is helpful and it is all metal on plastic on this mic ive dropped it off the stage when it was on its stand (about 6 feet) and it survived with no damages to appearence or sound

its a microphone. plug it in and turn it on.

very strong ive dropped it many times and it has survived them all

worth every penny

never dealt with them

kinda weird to be asking the sex appeal of a microphone.

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All Types of Music

Average, kind of wimpy sound at best. I'm a female who sings mostly backup vocals with a couple of leads. I've been using one of these Nady's for about 6 months now because it was all I had. I've always been disappointed with the sound. I'm singing with 2 guys, 1 has a Shure Beta58, the other has a Shure SM58 and it's just embarrassing when we're singing 3 part harmonies! I can't stand it anymore and am looking for a mic I can use without hanging my head in shame.

On/Off switch is helpful

Had to do some serious mixing to get a useable sound.

major damage after a short drop off the mic stand (I'm only 5'2" for crying out loud!) The whole top came apart! I got so mad I thru it in the trash right there at the gig.

It works. If you need a quick, cheap, throw-away mic this will do. I got these in a package of 3. One came apart after a short drop. Still have 2 left for emergencies but I'm looking for a better quality mic.

Looks nice.

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Classic Rock, Blues