Nady SP-4C Dynamic Neodymium Microphone - Professional vocal microphone for performance, stage, karaoke, public speaking, recording - includes 15' XLR-to-1/4" cable

I have just receive and tried this microphone on a big wireless speaker that I have which have jack for 2 mick and a guitar. The sound that come out from it was crystal clear. Some people may argue that you need to keep your mouth close to the micro, most good mic is design like this to avoid background noise / music. It it good for semi-professional or really big fan of karaoke with good machine. If you intend to by this micro for basic karaoke and sang 2-3 persons on the same mic you should pass. If you system is design to have one mic per person, than you can definitely think of choosing this micro, special for that cost.

Lo compre en no mas de $200 pesos, en realidad no esperaba mucho pero la verdad salio muy bueno por el precio, cuando lo conecto tiene pequeñas interferencias tiene juego en el plug no le hecho la culpa al micrófono podría ser mi cable aun así me es muy útil para prestarle a los niños y no hay problema que se les caiga, esta opción la utilice ya que tengo unos shure y la verdad no los cuidan así que esta opción me vino genial.

I originally purchased this for my daughter for use as a second mic for her Karaoke machine. Since then I have borrowed it for a back up vocalist in a band I have recently joined. Today I am online to purchase two more to replace the "professional" mic's supplied by another band member for the rest of the vocalists. The other mics are nothing but feedback generators, and sound far too thin compared to this Nady. This mic is not quite as responsive as my Shure SM58, but it's close enough for live music, and the price just can't be beat. This mic is nice and hefty, and the quality of materials used in construction is very apparent. Frankly, I don't understand how anybody can really be profiting from building and shipping them for this price. So far I haven't had any issues with the supplied cable, but if the professional in you can't tolerate the thought of singing through a 1/4" jack, you can use it with an XLR cable purchased separately. My only complaint is that it has a cheesy label wrapped around it just beneath the screen that absolutely screams "karaoke mic". To summarize: If you can't afford a $100 mic, skip everything between, and go straight for this one at ten bucks.

Still works after a few years of use

Bought this for my husband who is a DJ. He loves it. It works well, produces great sound, and is GREAT value for the money. Ordering a second for him as a back-up, when he needs a second one for the event emcee.