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Lasuzzo -> Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 15 2025 16:31:44)

Does anyone have a preferred mic that’s attached to the guitar for live playing? I’ve seen goose neck mics over the top of the guitar, lavalier type clipped on the sound hole and also systems inside the guitar like the 2mic system. I’m looking to spend under $300.

Thanks for any tips



Arash -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 15 2025 16:47:32)

For start, our member Ramzi has tested and has bunch of videos for variety of mics such as the ones mentioned in his channel

http://www.youtube.com/rombsix

There is always a compromise to be made between sound quality, feedback issues, comfort, etc. when choosing




rombsix -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 15 2025 18:58:03)

quote:

I’m looking to spend under $300


Given the budget, consider this:




Lasuzzo -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 3:39:22)

I saw that mic but everything I saw seemed like YouTube influencers given a free one. It seemed fine from the videos. I just don’t have experience with using mics for live performance. Have you tried it?



ernandez R -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 4:04:04)

I took a look at the website and looks to be a good product transmitting at a frequency to get a low latency.

Looks like all their products are for pro mic plugs which should be fine if you roll that way.

The price is right for what they offer.

I’ve been looking for southing similar but that I can have the wireless receiver plug directly into my laptop vie usb.

Regardless thanx Ramzi for taking the time to post these reviews.


HR



metalhead -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 7:15:01)

Do you have any recommendation under a 100 dollars? Or am I better off with my 13 pro at this budget



rombsix -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 12:43:54)

Lasuzzo - I have not tried it, but I'm considering getting one to try it.

metalhead - you want a microphone under $100 for use at home or on stage?



metalhead -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 13:55:57)

I wanted one for recording videos



rombsix -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 14:03:59)

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I wanted one for recording videos


Do you have an audio interface already? If yes, you need to buy an XLR microphone.

If not, you need to decide whether or not you want to buy an audio interface.

If you do not want to buy an audio interface, you need a USB microphone.

If you answer some of these questions, I can better guide you.



Ricardo -> RE: Preferred live on guitar microphones? (Dec. 16 2025 18:42:42)

A goose neck provides a fixed position, but I rather prefer using the position relative to a mic on a stand. Engineers like this because they can compress your signal, another pet peeve of mine. I like dynamics. My favorite mic is the Shure beta 87A for vocals, and honestly the guitar is like a voice too. The flat cardioid avoids bleed so if you close mic it into the sound hole and role off the bass, you get a loud signal without the palmas or yelling and stomping near by, nor feedback from monitors. I could imagine someone using that exact cardioid on a goose neck and that might be good (definitely better than the typical ones they have now), but again, I like moving from the mic for dynamics.



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