The Beyer M320 Vs. M360 Vintage Microphones

In this week's video we're comparing two of Beyer's most unique ribbon microphone models, the M320 and M360. These microphones look and sound different than Beyer's other models! If you've been intrigued about these microphones and their differences, this is the perfect video for you.
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[@aaronrocket]

320 for drums, 360 for guitars 🏆

[@KealanKennyMusic]

My conclusion after watching many of of your videos, is that acoustic you have is stunning and just sounds good. You’re also a great player and I can hear that you place mics musically rather than randomly. Love the channel!

[@colepicksvintage]

Thanks so much! This means a lot!

[@Mrpsblobsoflowendmung]

Think I prefer the M320 every time !

[@FRIDGEYTHEGOAT]

personally my choice would be the m320 for both, but I can see why you might prefer the m360 on drums, I just prefer the less high end snare sound.

[@Talamber]

In this setting, I definitely prefer the M320 it sounds more focused
I feel like the M360 might sit better in a full mix with less processing, but I’d probably still go with the M320 just sounds really smooth and full

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Both are brilliant, but if I was to chose only one, it would be the 360.

[@ear.bonez.studio]

So cool!

[@MxxRie]

Would have love to hear a m260 and/or m160 next to them. M320 sounds great here on drum

[@colepicksvintage]

I have a previous video comparing the M260 with the M320!

[@HaMa-he2mn]

I would blend the 360 as OH with the 320 in the crouch position ,320 in the freehand strumming and for the arpeggio the 360 ,great sound and a great channel more power to U.btw,what preamp did you use? ribbons are fairly tough to get clean without hiss and you nailed it.thanx

[@colepicksvintage]

Thanks! We used an AEA RPQ2!

[@piggycity]

I think the M360 would work a little better on drums as a single mic for an overall sound.

[@TheGarageRecordingSC]

I preferred the 360 on drums, but I preferred the 320 on the acoustic guitar.

[@stupendousmusic4190]

Agreed.

[@TheDeadpeasent]

The m360 is brighter sounding. As to which is better, it would all depend on the sound you are looking to record.