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Key Features
Shure's Beta 181 is a compact side address condenser microphone for recording instruments. It is designed for discreet placement and versatility in tight conditions. This version comes with an Omnidirectional capsule, meaning it captures sound from all directions. As a result, it is ideal for capturing the sound of a whole room - whether that's from music or just ambience. You can also use it to capture ensembles, as it will be able to capture a large range of sound sources in a single mono track.
Please note: main image shows cardioid capsule. This product comes with an omnidirectional capsule.
Product Ref: 19270
The Beta 181 is designed with a super compact design, ideal for tight fit situations and discreet placement. This means it's great for use on already packed stages as well as in the studio.
You'll be confident this microphone will last the test of time. Shure have made a super robust microphone that withstands rough and tumble use. You don't have to worry about that clumsy drummer anymore - you can just set up this microphone and get going.
Capture every nuance of your sound with confidence using the smooth, ultra-flat frequency response. And there are a wide variety of mic capsules available for any purpose, and these are all interchangeable.
An Omnidirectional capsule comes with this particular model. This has a circular polar pattern, able to capture 360� of sound in a mono recording.
If you need an ambient recording of a room this is ideal. This allows you to get a general feel of a space as well as having your close mic options too.
It can also be used for work with ensembles. Because it captures 360� of sound, you can have a relatively large group playing around it and they'll all be audible. Or even set it as a mono drum overhead - it'll deliver even reproduction of each element.