Shure Nexadyne 8/S

compared to a beta 58 , beta has clearly better sound than nexadyne

top end was smoother on 58 for sure and i believe mid too..
lows was always bad on shure mics so its on nexadyne too.. bad maybe a bit better than 58 on the lows witch you cut anyway

HIGH air frequencies on nexadyne has less clarity and sounds like an 180kbs mp3 thats unnacceptable on 360E mic

-nexadyne tend to feedback easier than beta 58
-nexadyne needs more time to make it sound good than a 58
-nexadyne has less pop plosive reduction

the pros was ..
+the feeling while singing on a nexadyne was better
you feel the mic more responcive to vocal agility and all your technics belting or chest or head voice sound better, while the 58 tend to make your uglly spots apear more all the time, wondering what you are doing wrong ..

the second is that the mic has the best proximity effect i have ever seen ...
you go far and it still has lows... thats impresive.. and thats the only reason i will keep this mic on beta was ok .. but if you go back you sound extremly tiny , on nexadyne you dont have this problem
you go back and your voice is still huge

i believe the best usage on this mic is to always keep an inch away from mic .. really really close lip touching doesnt sound that good