SM57

      SM57

      Micrófono dinámico de instrumento

      SKU: SM57-LCE

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      129,00 €
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      Un redoble de tambor. Un acorde arpegiado. Un potente solo de saxofón. Ya sea en el escenario o en el estudio, las notas que fluyen de tu instrumento conectan con tu público a nivel emocional. Esos sonidos necesitan un micrófono que esté a la altura. Para todo tipo de condiciones acústicas, el SM57 le hace justicia a tu talento para que tus fans puedan apreciarlo.

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      Beneficios del producto de Shure

      El SM57 no solo puede reproducir perfectamente el tono, sino que también está diseñado para lidiar con el sonido de alta presión de los instrumentos y amplificadores. Sube el volumen sin que la distorsión arruine tu actuación. Vale la pena oír tu música a todo volumen.

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