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[Nate Zifra]

Curious on opinions or if anyone has tried them yet? 

https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/microphones/nexadyne8c?variant=NXN8%2FC

[Scott Holtzman]

The price is reasonable, dual driver design at that price point is worth checking out.

Did they have to redesign the bag?  There was no need!


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[Bob Stone]

The price is reasonable, dual driver design at that price point is worth checking out.

Did they have to redesign the bag?  There was no need!


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More/better padding, but also more bulky on the bag...not sure how I feel about that.

I might pick one of these up to try once available, the capsule only for my wireless is $400ish CAD ($300ish USD) which isn't too bad considering the price of the KSM line.

[Tim McCulloch]

Discussion of the Nexy today with a Shure rep:

https://youtu.be/fc7IoXRlhSA?t=4901

[Scott Helmke]

I know somebody who's been beta testing them for a bit now.  Rough paraphrase, they sound great on female voices, OK on male voices. Lots of top end.  Great feedback rejection when used with dual monitor setups. 

[Jonathan Kok]

KSM8 vs Nexadyne 8/S frequency response (KSM8 in red, Nexa8 in black, or, Nexa8 is the one with the higher high-end response)

[Art Welter]

KSM8 vs Nexadyne 8/S frequency response (KSM8 in red, Nexa8 in black, or, Nexa8 is the one with the higher high-end response)

Funny (ha ha..) to show the response of a vocal mic at 2 foot distance.

Hard to find what the proximity effect is in Shure documentation, more annoying since that is the primary difference separating the KSM8 and Nexa8 from the rest of their vocal line.

[Tim McCulloch]

I know somebody who's been beta testing them for a bit now.  Rough paraphrase, they sound great on female voices, OK on male voices. Lots of top end.  Great feedback rejection when used with dual monitor setups.

I saw a stage full of them a couple months back and when I asked, was told "beta testing, that's all I can say."  "Who makes them?"  "I can't say."

[Woody Nuss]

I used several at The Troubadour in Los Angeles a few months ago. Solid sounding mics, stable with wedges. It was too hectic of a "throw and go" gig to get far into evaluating them, but they delivered. They had both models

[Jonathan Kok]

Funny (ha ha..) to show the response of a vocal mic at 2 foot distance.

Hard to find what the proximity effect is in Shure documentation, more annoying since that is the primary difference separating the KSM8 and Nexa8 from the rest of their vocal line.

In the interview posted above, the Shure rep uses it for a bit and varies her distance, as well as off-axis. Worth taking a look at to get an idea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc7IoXRlhSA&t=4610s

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