Great for mic'ing drums!
356542
Works great...I bought these to free up some space while mic'ing toms on my drum set and love the 90 deg angle... it's amazing how much a difference a couple inches makes. Good Quality cable.
3505818
A really versatile great sounding mic. I have two of them and like to use them as stereo pairs on drums.
2674895
I am a "restaurant/bar" musician, with a "one man show" performance.  I use harmonizers for vocals, backing tracks, a variax guitar and a beta 57A as my vocal mic for decades.  Just got this one because it was cheap, and because sometimes I need something so people can speak, and I hate it when I have to give them my microphone (just because I wind the cable around the mic stand) - so I got this, and couldn't be more pleased.  It sounds good, it has a 1/4 inch out which is a mix of both microphones (you have a volume for each one in front of the receiver) and though I haven't sang through it, it sounds good when people use for speeches and things.  It only takes one channel on my small mixer (a plus) and I keep the mic switches off, the board up and unmuted, so when someone wants to talk, all they have to do is flip the handheld receiver, and it's good to go - no pops, no weird noises, nothing.
1095
Bought for use on my electronic drum set cymbals and it really does a great job on them!!  Love it!
79240
these mic's are an incredible buy, the condensers are quite clear and with the 10db pad built in you don't have to worry about overloading your interface. The snare mic is a little weak and I only ever have a problem with it when im recording a very loud snare and a drumer who likes to make some rimshots, the tom mics are great, the only thing i did not like about this was the kick mic, but with a good preamp, no not the gain knob on your interface, you can easily fix that and make it sound good, also if the kick mic goes inside the drum, like in a porthole, it will sound a million times better, you honestly can't mic a kickdrum without a hole, or taking the resonator head off. Even with the kick mic, buy these they're totally worth it, and if you break one your not out the price of a nice mic that you wanted to "experiment" with.
4127331
I'm using this with a recently purchased Audio Technica ATR 2100 USB microphone and they work really well together!

The base clamp is easy to adjust and position on my desk and the mic clips in like it was meant to.

Before using this, I would try to record commentary while playing video games with a simple mic stand on my desk.
The problem with this is that all the mouse clicks and keyboard thumps would be picked up by the microphone and ruined my audio.

With this simple and affordable stand, the mic is suspended in the air and completely dodges the vibrations, thumps, and click noises, making
my life a lot easier.

I highly recommend this if you're starting out on YT like I am and want to improve sound quality without burning a hole in your pocket.

Only cons I have for this is that it doesn't swivel as much as I'd like but for the price, I can accept this small issue.
2269424
It would be very difficult to find a professional recording studio that doesn't have at least a few of these lying around, and for good reason - they work great for many applications, they are reliable, they can take a beating, and they are a fantastic value given their performance.

I use these mics for home recording and I couldn't be happier. I have miked everything from drums, guitars, vocals to woodblocks and even drills/power tools. These mics are fantastic for a closed mic sound as they reject a lot of background noise (so they also work great for playing live). This means they are absolutely fantastic for drums - it's very easy to record multiple tracks with minimal "bleeding" coming through on other tracks. I mic all of my drums with these, except I use a Beta 52 for my bass drum, and currently I use lower-end overheads (these are the weak link in my setup). The SM57s aren't fantastic for cymbals.

I love how these mics give me a good clean base recording. Using my favorite DAW (Reaper) I can easily liven the sound up with my own reverbs and such. The SM57s will give you a great image; you just apply your own colors.

I absolutely love hooking these up to my PA and playing live - since they reject much of the background noise, I can crank my PA up loud and it sounds very clear. Also, these are fairly good at rejecting feedback. When I mic my Marshall amp the guitar comes through incredibly loud and clear. You can certainly find a better mic for vocals (these are a little flat-ish and your singer really needs to belt it to get the most out of these), but for general purpose these work great.

Here are the various instruments I have miked, and my opinion on how well these work
Drums, Toms (great!)
Drums, Snare (very good)
Drums, Cymbals (below par)
Drums, Kick (not bad)
Guitar, Electric (great!)
Guitar, Acoustic (good)
Bass Guitar (okay)
Cajon (good)
Bongos (very good)
Various Hand Drums (good)
Wood Block (very good)
Industrial Sounds, for example: power tools (very good)
Vocals (good)

These mics are a great choice for many applications. They don't shine in every scenario of course, but generally speaking you can't go wrong. Also, these are built like a tank, and if something does go wrong (busted grill for instance), the replacement parts are easy to find.

These mics are the staple in my home studio. If you're on a budget and you want something reliable then you certainly can't go wrong with these!
587637
I'm not often mic'd when I play live. These play quite a bit louder than my old coated heads. The also have great tone and durability. Highly recommend for drummers that what they're toms louder without too much overtone. Wouldn't suit jazz or softer styles as well.
2824499
I use this mixer to preamp the drums and drummer's headset microphone.  It has the capability to handle both very well.  Other preamps I have used could either handle the instruments or the headset, but not both.  This has been, and continues to be, a real Godsend for our church band.
2151624
Bought this mic for making webcast type videos and recording percussion tracks. Very happy with it, would certainly recommend. Only caveat: this is the second one I ordered. The first one I ordered did not work, but that was returned and refunded without issue. The replacement works perfectly.
820157
These clamps are the absolute best out there.  They hold your mics perfectly using either the rims of the drums or the posts from the tom mounting brackets.  I have even hung one from a cymbal stand that was in the perfect position to mic a floor tom.

There are a lot of small parts that can go missing with these clamps so take care in making sure you keep the washers, otherwise you will not be able to position the mic clamps properly.  I just screw the all the way down to the base so they stay in place.
3088032
This product is perfect for practicing my instrument of choice which is the drums. I have 30 years of professional / touring / recording experience to draw upon in formulating this opinion. I have tried many brands of  "can style" headphones over the years for practice. (Drum machines, playing to CD's etc) These phones are by far the best I've EVER tried. Their sound protection quality is amazing. They almost hold back too much of the sound. (!)The feel that I get from the drums (especially the toms) feels like your playing in a recording studio! The sound quality of the speakers is AWESOME. They can crank up so freaking loud with a full low end and zero distortion, that I've actually had to turn my laptop DOWN to hear my kit. I am a very hard hitter, with tons of experience playing in punk, rock and metal bands primarily, so I am very impressed by how freaking loud these cans can get. They are also very affordable too. I highly recommend this product for it's intended purpose. Crank em' up and ROCK ON!! \m/ \m/
4358903
These worked pretty well in a drum enclosure we hand-built. Great for the price! Exactly what I expected. I used an extra strength 3M spray adhesive (spray both surfaces) and it worked perfectly, just FYI :)
3457902
I use this along with an Art USB Dual Pre preamp to get an XLR mic into my Canon 60D camera, and this works awesome.  This lets me take the left and right channel outputs from the preamp and turn them into a single stereo input into the camera.  No sound quality loss whatsoever.
980609
This is a great mic. I was recording a piano with a shure sm57, and it was too low, buzzy and lots of highs. Then I recorded the piano with this one and it sounded great! My vocals were fantastic as well! I'd recommend it for all on a budget.
4123001
This is a great little item.  I have been trying to record some music through my computer and this fills the slot for the only instrument I didn't have, drums.  It sounds good through the internal speaker, and even better using midi through my computer.  My only complaint, or suggestion, would be that the high hat and the snare drum feel like they should be swapped.  Now if only I really knew how to play the drums.
624051
this mic is perfect for Rock Band and Guitar Hero. It works perfectly both in my Wii and PS3 systemas and delivers great sound. I even use it with my computer for skype calls since it has better soiund definition that my webcam mic.
Over all is a great USB wireless mic and has great battery durtation.

Dont hesitate in buying it!