SM57
      Bestsellery

      SM57

      Dynamiczny mikrofon instrumentalny

      SKU: SM57-LCE

      Sugerowana cena detaliczna

      549,00 zł
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      Rytm werbla. Akord arpeggio. Ujmujące solo na saksofonie. Nuty wydobywające się z Twojego instrumentu – zarówno na scenie, jak i w studiu – przemawiają do publiczności na poziomie emocjonalnym. A wspaniały dźwięk wymaga mikrofonu, który odzwierciedla jego moc i głębię. Dlatego powstał mikrofon SM57, który przekazuje niesamowite brzmienie Twojego instrumentu akustycznego wszystkim fanom na widowni.

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      Zalety produktu Shure

      SM57 doskonale radzi sobie nie tylko z reprodukcją dźwięków. Został skonstruowany tak, aby nie zniekształcać nawet najgłośniejszego dźwięku instrumentów ani wzmacniaczy. Dlatego też możesz podkręcić głośność, bo żadne zniekształcenia nie skradną Ci show. Twoja muzyka zasługuje na każdy decybel.

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