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Hi Mate! Thx for the video. Did the battery work properly during the years? Do you still recommend it? Thx

Really helpful man! How much did you oay for the Bluetti?

According to the AER website the Compact 60 uses a MAX of 140 watts. Watts is a measurement of power consumption. Power(watts) = Voltage(volts) x Current (amps) You need about a 300 watt (continuous) power supply at a minimum. Inverters and batteries will fail if you overload them.

Very nice your voice Mark. The Betas can have the top end rolled off a little, the warm mid range would cut through nicely then.

Atm710 audio technica.

The best bag is a Thermomix trolley It fits perfect. And they cost about €20-€30. On a secondhand marketplace. It’s a bag integrated with a trolley and wheels. There are thousands of them for sale.its a food mixer trolley…Forget the AER bags they’re horrible and no wheels ,

If it's not grounded, can you get shocked? I have one coming for busking.

Would you recommend the 58a as a busking mic to use through a boss cube street 2?.. In addition to through a pa system.

did you finally settle on a decent power supply?

Nice work! A stand-alone battery box w standard connections appears more predictable & less liable to malfunction!

I am a cappella singer Greek think 87 is better I’m baritone

I also use a portable charging station. Here I tested it on a city street with EVERSE 8 (live vocals), listened to the sound of a portable battery-powered speaker from different distances up to 200 meters or more, and also demonstrated the inexpensive AllPowers S200 mobile charging station. Filming took place in the center of Kazan at a street concert of vocal backing tracks for vocalists in the genre of golden retro hits. A 17-minute video version with a detailed description of the video and episode timecodes in a pinned comment. czcams.com/video/yoybdtGrRm4/video.htmlsi=GqU12pnxDgDYgooN

I'm hearing why you choose those mics. for your style of singing they are doing work better.

Hey Bro! I’ve just purchased the same bluettti and i’ve having the same issue with the light buzzing but as i use a loop pedal this increases every loop. Did you ever find a way of grounding it so this didn’t happen? struggling to figure it out myself.

Thank you for this video Mark. Your voice with the 87 sounded sooo good!

you helped me! thankyou!!

Is the battery still treating you well?

is the 87 good at rejecting feedback

The beta 87 is a true professional vocalist 🎤 Microphone to use. Being condenser, Mike very powerful gives you clarity and picks up the best Qualities of a true professional good singing voice The professional microphone for quality vocalists.Entertainers singing At they're very best The beta 58 is All round very good professional Mike. But you have to be very close to the. Microphone to pick up the range in your voice In my experience this beta 58 comes very loud when you Use A TC helicopter Mike mechanic 2. Through A Bose s pro 1 or even a Beta 87 A microphone 🎤 the Tc HELICON makes all the difference to your Performance and more louder Because of the good technologies in the TC HELICON Mike MECHANIC 2 only 4 batteries Are required .. My Bose sp1 is Connected to a street Ex CUBE Roland battery buskers professional street PA System 🔋 powerd by only 8 Battery's

Thanks Mark for this video...

Beautiful cover dude!

Just bought the wireless Beta87a. With some of the Shure wireless mics you can buy the different capsules (heads) for about £100. This is good as you can just swap over the heads for different sounds and it’s cheaper than buying the whole unit. The V7 MC1 is supposed to be a really good capsule that attaches to some of the Shure wireless mics and used by professionals such as Billie Eilish and Justin Timberlake. Beautiful voice by the way 😊

Wow man i came for the review but damn your song is so good

Thanks so much for making this man! Tasty loop too!

I asked jackery about their 500 and they told me they don’t recommend it for audio equipment as there’s a high chance of it causing distortion/sound problems due it not having grounding.. trying to figure out a solution. My PA systems are portable, so I’d probably just need something to power my boss rc300, tu3 tuner pedal and maybe a couple more small pedals

i have had 87a for decades and it's my angel...do lots of a capella, very loud and whispering...it "catches" me...still, to me, all electronics clips the feelings and connecting with audience, prefer no fi acoustic...what i have seen work

Great singing. Yea ive had guitar cables for years and years but if i have an xlr cable for a month and use it twice it fcks up explain that. Especially when its like a 30-50$ cable like wtf. Might as well just start out getting a good wireless adapter i reckon even for the same room recording.

Eliminate feedback with a low cut filter. Keep in mind the 87 is a super cardioid "condenser "

You should have used a simple AB switch

hi, which one has more low end (bass) beta 87a or beta 58a?

Thanks for giving an amazing review, I'm a female singer and i use the sm58 I find that with the drums and one speaker plus playing the piano my voice is just gone even if I turn the gain up, I'm giving the sm58A, a try thanks.

Your sibilant problem (the "ssss" thing) would greatly be reduced by using a pop filter. You want to use that on all your dynamic and condenser mics. This video was 3 years ago so hopefully you're using pop filters since then lol.

Hi, how's the longevity going? You made it seem like portable power stations breakdown often and is that the case? Because I'm new to researching all this. I was looking at the jackery explorer 500w one as there's a black friday deal going for nearly half the price

I Appreciate you Bro… I really felt your video, the message and the experience and journey .. More Blessings to you … I Appreciate you Brother … 🔥

This is great to hear. I do an acoustic duet thing with my daughter. She has a lovely voice, but it's very soft very quiet. She can belt but she doesn't like to. And we just did a gig where she was using an SM 58. The constructive feedback we got was that it was a bit muffled, kind of hard to Understand some of the words she was saying and she was a little too quiet. So after doing some research I just sent off for a beta 58 a. Heard that it was a little hotter and more clarity. Nice to hear you confirm that it's good mic for people with softer voices.

I actually like your voice with the SM58 best. After watching many videos of demos of these 3 mics, I find there is more natural sound out of the original SM58. The others have a manipulated less natural sound.

Hi Mark. Have you been having problems with ground noise?

While super cardioids have better side rejection than cardioids, but tend t have a 180 degree secondary sensitivity node, which can lead to feedback issues with stage monitors. If you are using IEM monitoring instead of stage monitors, they are fine. I think that most sound engineers would prefer cardioid mics with a stage monitor setup. Generally, dynamic mics are more robust & less expensive than condensers and are therefor preferred for live gigs. However dynamics are generally have low sensitivity. They work well with loud sounds and close miking. Close miking is key to controlling feedback & rejecting stage noise. You can increase dynamic mic sensitivity, by adding a FetHead or other phantom powered preamp. Condenser mics have more sensitivity for softer sounds or distance miking, both of which increase the risk of feedback. For this reason, they tend to be super cardioid and not work so well with stage monitors. Ten we have lapel or ear worn radio mics which are a type of condenser/electret) omni directional mic. They basically rely on extreme proximity to reject other stage sounds. Maybe this is the solution for quiet vocalists. It just means you can't go near other sound sources or walk in front of speakers.

Good song with excellent groove,

Hi, I'm a busker too. I'm from Malaysia and am still considering buying that Bluetti EB70 battery. I'm using a 100-watt Boss acoustic amp and am currently using a cheap power station. It's failing now because I've got only 1½ hours of playtime. Can you share pros and cons about the Bluetti? Thanks in advance.

What a beautiful sound

Ever tried an AGK 636 ? Would fit your voice.

Try Splitting the vocal tracks… both of you singing on top of each other was a bit jarring. Maybe that’s just me tho.

I really liked it, just heard the whole song!...cool cover.

I recently bought a 'Bluetti AC50' to use outdoors but when I power up my amp I get a very loud buzz which increases with the volume knob. According to reviews the 'Bluetti' is pure sign wave. Anyone else having this issue and know of a solution. Also I am in the UK using a 3 pin plug and 240 volts.

Can you use the grille interchangeably between beta87 and SM58?

Yeah, I fuck with the nylon string sound. God damn. Nice track Mark.

Australian Dollars..right? NOT American Dollars?

You ARE really good at reviewing things. That was really good

This is the most helpful review I’ve seen. I play live at an outdoor gig and have a softer voice and need a new mike and was gonna buy an sm58 but now I’m gonna buy the beta!