In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 48,117 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Pyle Pro PDMIC78. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Pyle Pro PDMIC78. For example, 91% of 10,789 users who have commented on the Value for money of the Pyle Pro PDMIC78 have given positive feedback.
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Reviewed by Quantum on B&H Photo Video
Some SM57 clones are much closer in sound. This mic sounds good but is brighter. It is far more susceptable to feedback, which means the EQ has resonances that aren't accurately reflected in any documentation. That said the mic does sounds good and just brighter than the SM57. It just doesn't sound as musical. It especially does not sound as good on acoustic guitars. However, it actually sounds a bit better on voice narration. There is TON of handling noise so don't think it can be hand held without bumps and thumps. It is out of phase to SM57, which is no problem as long as you can flip phase on your board. This low cost mic is worth every cent, and maybe even about $ more. FYI - the low end Shure Mics sound much more musical and have a street price of around $. This mic is good to have in a large collection for what it does well, but if your just buying one - not this one! ... More
Reviewed by nazznazz1 on B&H Photo Video
When you open the box containing these, you will think you are looking at a Shure SM57 microphone, first of all, and they are in every aspect very close to the sound of the SM57's, though they are 1/10th as expensive..!! I am using these Pyle PDMIC78's to mike my drums...even the kick drum sounds great...I learned all this from a video on YouTube (see YouTube URL below) ..but let me clarify...though these mikes are inexpensive, I wouldn't say they are CHEAP in quality at all.....I set these up with my drums using the Glyn Johns technique, and you can find that on YouTube (see YouTube URL below)..and it all works VERY well for recording and live applications, as well as just for studio jamming..if you are on a tight budget and need some inexpensive microphones, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND these PYLE PDMIC78 microphones...! ... More
Reviewed by Adam on B&H Photo Video
I bought this microphone because I was in need of microphones to record guide tracks for choirs. I needed a simple mic and the SM57 look is perfect because it's plain and simple. This is not an SM57! And it doesn't need to be because it is still a great mic. I use it for individual voices on choirs, voice overs, acoustic guitars, electric guitars, ukuleles, and drums. Because it's a dynamic, it isolates the sound fairly well. I love this microphone. I own 3 of them all from B&H. I own a studio and actually don't even own even one real SM57 because I don't need it. This does a great job. I have plenty of experience and a Bachelor's Degree in Music Recording. I've also used them on kick drums and they sound surprisingly well. I've also used this microphone at a live event where the speakers were using these microphones. The only thing that I can list as a con is that the connector at the bottom became loose. All I had to do was push the little plastic plate that holds the xlr pins in and problem solved! ... More
Reviewed by David on B&H Photo Video
I purchased 5 of these for drum mics for recording into Garageband. These are just a little brighter than the 57's I have, but this is not even an issue when running through a mixer. My friend that is a drummer is going to replace an inexpensive set of drum mics with 7 of these for less than $100.00. I won't bother paying for a 57 ever again. Great microphone!
Reviewed by Sean on B&H Photo Video
Like every other experience I've enjoyed with B&H over the years, they delivered six Pyle Pro PDMIC78 Moving-Coil Dynamic Handheld Microphones to me via FedEx easily and expeditiously during this challenging pandemic. They are completely trustworthy, knowledgeable and capable. I would not use anyone else for my tech needs. The aforementioned Pyle Pro mics have all been tested, and their performance matches up with the reviews on B&H's website, and they arrived well-packaged and undamaged.
Reviewed by Nathaniel on B&H Photo Video
This thing really does look and feel like one of the most well-known workhorse mics in the world. To me, the midrange sounds scooped... but not in a bad way. This mic is totally usable, but I wouldn't trust it in a demanding situation or environment. For home recording, it should work just fine. I can't speak to it's long-term durability, as mine are still pretty new. The price just makes it a no-brainer for a basic general purpose instrument mic or a decent backup. Try it and you'll probably end up using it more often than you thought you would. ... More
Reviewed by Tim on B&H Photo Video
If you need an inexpensive microphone for voice recordings or public address, this microphone can meet your needs. Its put together in a sturdy metal shell. The soldering on the wires is not very good, and the wires are very thin. There is no transformer, so it does not have true balanced output. But for the money, it rocks! I call it a disposable microphone. If your mic users tend to drop mics or walk off with them, this mic is a good choice because you wont be out much money! B&H service was fast and the shipping time was reasonable. ... More
Reviewed by Kyle D on B&H Photo Video
I've bought a couple of this mics for my amp during gigs at small venues and some recording. For the money, it is a great value! As good as a Shure 57 without the costs. I've recommended this mic to several people already.
Reviewed by Cory Dory on B&H Photo Video
i use this Pyle PDMIC78 microphone for home recording on guitar amps,snare drum and vocals. very sturdy construction and very easy to get a great sound from it. the only thing i didn't like was the XLR to 1/4cable that comes with it. sounds much better with a XLR-XLR low impedance cable. i can't believe the low price! it is impossible to go wrong with this purchase and B&H shipped it to me lightning fast Thanks!
Reviewed by Michael S. on B&H Photo Video
At first I thought by the price I was setting myself up for disaster, but oh was I wrong. I hooked this up and for a non powered mic, its amazing. The only thing I regret is that the first person I had use it had the worst voice I have ever heard in my life, she was so bad. So bad I even shut down the mixer and said I had some things I had to adjust... But, this mic delivers crisp and clear sound for a small fee. Great for all you budget seekers!
Reviewed by KJ on B&H Photo Video
I used this mic for a vocal track as soon as I recieved it to check the quality and it performed very well. The track came out very clean. It's almost comparable to my way more expensive mics. It's not quite as sensitive, but I just turned the channel up a little more on my board.
Reviewed by David on B&H Photo Video
I purchased 5 of these to mic drums for recording into Garageband. I am completely satisfied and plan to order more. ThePDMIC78 has crisper highs than a Shure SM57 and cost about 1/10th the price. I will never spend the money on a Shure again. My drummer friend is replacing his Samson microphones with these.
Reviewed by Akhilesh on B&H Photo Video
I bought these for my acoustic drums. No complaints at all. The sound quality for this price is just awesome.
Reviewed by Vitaloco on B&H Photo Video
This is basically a Chinese take on a sm57 and honestly 99% of music and would not notice a tonal difference between the two.
Reviewed by josh on B&H Photo Video
Build quality is so-so, but the sound is decent. I've never had an SM-57, but I've used a fair amount of microphones. This sounds far better than the cost.
Reviewed by a recording student on B&H Photo Video
Bought this product and used it to record acoustic piano along w/ Zoom H4n. Recording came out really good. It can compete w/ Zoom H4n internal mic, but it came through pretty close.
Reviewed by Gtownjeff on B&H Photo Video
I did a sound comparison between these and my SM-57s and I couldn't tell any difference at all in the sound. The wallet could tell a HUGE difference though. Great value and worth a shot.
Reviewed by Nick on B&H Photo Video
Mic sounds great comes with cable no tax free shipping b&h has the best deals would buy again
Reviewed by Hans L. on B&H Photo Video
In reality, there is a -5db difference between an SM-57 and this mic(not a real problem with gain) no noticeable difference by ear.I am really impressed by Pyle Pro! fun mic to use with instruments!
Reviewed by Mateusz on B&H Photo Video
Does not sound exactly like the mic it mimics but at a fraction of the cost it's a winner. Feels pretty well made and works great for me as a general purpose mic.