does a mic sound good with this amp
265323
The unit comes with a mic and it sounds good at maximum volume. I'm very pleased with this voice amp.
265324
It is amazing.I used to use it teaching or calling students in a noicy enviromment.people stopped talking and listened clear my message.
2251374
Yes, it's been a great little practice amp for me and my boys. For a couple more bucks my buddy bought the next model up which includes a jack for microphone. I'd get that one if i were buying another.
2218987
I've only used it to mic an electric guitar cabinet and snare. Sounds fine, I just have to eq out the harsh 2-4 kHz frequency. This mic also has a lot more low/mid compared to a genuine SM57. I think it's worth the money I've payed for it, I own 4 of them that I use regularly on all my live gigs.
1421270
not very much. It does have good amplification, & I use external echo anyway, so it works fine for me. It has enough fx to make singers sound very good, but it does need tweeking for each different style of voice.
2104774
yes. smooth sounding all around mic. male vocals are good. it will capture subtle nuances of your voice.
807445
Effects sound ok if you run the amp clean. If you use the amp gain it gets too muddy. There is not much clean volume either so keep that in mind.
74408
Yes. i purchased a microphone and i plugged it into this amp. it works fine.
1479399
Yes. That is the only way I've used Mics for over 20 years. I prefer to use it through a Mixer console which gives me greater range of sound in terms of Bass, Treble, Mids, and gain.
1575039
Yes, but this is a flat amp with no equalization. It won't sound good without an active equalizer at the input of this amp.
1934667
That amp should drive this sub better than most, both are great products so in theory yes it should give you some great sound
1424166
This amp only has a line in, and RCA in. The voltages from a mic are far below line voltages. If your mic has a preamp it might work (usually a single AA battery could provide enough voltage for preamplifying the signal). So, no. But you could get a microphone preamp, and pair it with this amp. Connecting a mic straight to the amp, you will have to max out the volume, and barely get any signal out.
1753298
No, but you will never get a quality sound running two inputs into the same amp. If you had another amp it would probably work fine. I use my practice amp for vocals when I do my personal practice and it works great.
2058164
To elaborate on my previous post, and to answer the question, it sounds fine at low volume if you're looking for clean sounds. I needed a louder amp which is why I chose this model. Best thing to do is find one locally and take it for a test drive.
186825
With a good mic easy. I have a cheap mic and it sounds like crap. I bought a set of Shure PGXD24/Beta58A Digital Wireless System with Beta 58A Mic and it sounds GREAT!
1946635
Not necessarily but for optimum sound you would have better sound quality with amplifier, go with the amp you'll be happier.
1118520
Yes. You may wish to read the post at "http://zendrum.com/forums/index.php?topic=3829.0" about better sound using the mic input.Also see "http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/discover-guitar-live-bundle"
676216
You can plug a dynamic mic into this amp. Dynamic means the same as guitar pickups. Don"t use too much of the special effects tho... It can distort your voice. This little amp is not very loud but in small rooms it will do. As with any amplifier, watch out for feedback.