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      SM57

      Microfono dinamico per strumenti

      SKU: SM57-LCE

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      Un crack di rullante. Un accordo arpeggiato. Un potente assolo di sax. Dal vivo o in studio, i suoni e le note del tuo strumento arrivano fin nel profondo di chi ascolta. Per questo, ci vuole un microfono in grado di gestirne l’energia. In qualsiasi situazione acustica, SM57 trasmette al pubblico tutta la forza della tua esecuzione.

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      SM57 è non solo in grado di riprodurre tutti i toni, ma è anche progettato in modo specifico per gestire sonorità potenti da strumenti e amplificatori. Alza il volume senza temere distorsioni. Perché la tua musica abbia tutto il volume che merita.

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