BehringerULTRAVOICE XM1800S 3 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal and Instrument Microphones (Set of 3)
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BehringerULTRAVOICE XM1800S 3 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal and Instrument Microphones (Set of 3)

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  • Recommended uses for product
    Video Singing
  • Brand
    Behringer
  • Model name
    XM1800S
  • Connectivity technology
    Wired Wireless
  • Connector type
    XLR
  • Special feature
    The DYNAMIC is
High signal output for crystal-clear projection
🎤3 pro-grade dynamic cardioid mics
🔇Ultra-low distortion & off-axis feedback rejection

Description

🎶 Own the stage with crystal-clear confidence!

  • MID RANGE MAGIC - Presence lift in critical mid frequencies maximizes vocal projection and clarity.
  • TRIPLE POWER PACK - Set of 3 dynamic cardioid mics perfect for vocals and instruments—ready for any gig or recording session.
  • CRYSTAL CLEAR SOUND - Ultra-low distortion delivers pristine audio quality for studio and stage.
  • FEEDBACK NOT HERE - Exceptional off-axis rejection eliminates feedback, keeping your performance flawless.
  • CUT THROUGH THE NOISE - Extremely high signal output ensures your voice dominates every mix and live set.

The Behringer ULTRAVOICE XM1800S is a set of three dynamic cardioid microphones designed for professional vocal and instrument use. Featuring high signal output, ultra-low distortion, and exceptional off-axis rejection, these mics deliver clear, powerful sound with enhanced mid-range presence. Ideal for studio recording and live performances, this lightweight, composite-bodied set ensures your voice and instruments cut through every mix with precision.

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Specifications

Item weight798 g
Impedance6E+2 Ohm
Microphone form factorHandheld
Item dimensions L x W x H17.5 x 5.5 x 5.5 centimetres
Power sourceadapter
MaterialComposite
Signal-to-noise ratio35 dB
Hardware platformPC
Number of channels1
Frequency range40 -15000 Hz
Frequency response1.5E+4 Hz
Noise level35 dB
Global Trade Identification Number00689076749671
ManufacturerMusic Tribe
Product Dimensions17.5 x 5.51 x 5.51 cm; 798.32 g
Item model numberBPSMP33472-XM1800S
Body MaterialComposite
Material TypeComposite
Country Produced Inchina
SizeEinheitsgröße
Colour ScreenNo
Item Weight798 g

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Reviews

4.6

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S**E

Great mic - really good value AKG D880 replacement but no Shure SM58

Very good microphone. Solid and feels a good weight and well built. Unbelievable value for money at £14. I bought it as a spare to use for Open Mic nights I run. I use a genuine Shure SM58 myself and an old AKG D880 as a spare and I don't want them to go walkabouts!!!To be clear it is good and has very good feedback resistance - as good as the AKG. Its sounds every bit as good as the AKG when in use. However it is no Shure SM58 replacement. The Shure is warmer and certainly gives clearer vocal reproduction. But the Shure has slightly lower feedback resistance. The AKG D880 is highly regarded as a male vocal mic and if that's what you want then this Behringer XM8500 is perfect. If you want a genuine Shure SM58 then this is close but no cigar. But SM58s are almost 6 times the price.

B**D

Great value for the money

Great value for the money and a solid 1st microphone for a singer having lessons have recommended for my students as its comes with a solid carry case and mic stand holder great product

D**S

Solid competitor to Shure SM58 at an amazing price! B++ 85% The best "cheap" mic you'll find.

Updated Review:Since I wrote my first review I've been listening to a lot more dynamic mics on reference headphones (so the flaws have nowhere to hide). I've listened to a lot of other SM58 clones of varying quality (one by Chord is worth a look). I've also been listening to more expensive dynamics e.g. SM7b, Rode Procaster and the Beyer M201.Why only 4/5? The handling noise. If you are using in a stand, then consider this a 5/5.My B+ 85% rating was partly my amazement you could get a half decent mic at this price point! If it cost £100 rather than £15 I'd be more critical. I stand by my original review because price is relevant for most people. BTW the study construction is still holding up well.XM8500 Review:This is a competent vocal microphone for a surprisingly low price. Taken on its own terms, ignoring price, this is an ok mic with excellent construction, ideal for something like a podcast or backing vocals. When I use the term "ok" I mean that it doesn't have any glaring problems, but it isn't stunning (other than the price). It is a good choice for rooms that have not been acoustically treated. It doesn't pick up much noise from the sides or behind, so that minimises echo or feedback if using with a PA system.Is it as good as the industry standard hand-held dynamic vocal mic, the Shure SM58? Not quite, but surprisingly close...* The bass proximity effect is slightly more evident, so it booms a bit if very close (especially male voices).* The mid-range is slightly less distinct than the SM58, but can be fixed with EQ. In general I don't like mics to require EQ to sound right, but it's relatively minor.* There is marginally more handling noise than with the SM58, but it is a non issue with a stand or boom arm.* Much like the SM58 it doesn't handle plosive sounds ("p" and "b") very well. The easy solution is a foam pop filter on the mic. Foam pop filters are cheap, like a couple of quid (or less if you get a few).Technically it's better to stop the pop sound before it reaches the mic, so if the mic is on a stand in a home studio, putting a pop filter in front works well. However the convenience of the foam option may suit more people.With those points I am being VERY picky and noticed them in a side by side comparison with SM58.+ Good for noisy environments and rejecting off axis sound (i.e. noise from behind/sides)+ Warm vocals+ Relatively clean audio+ Very solid construction in metal housing (feels similar to Shure SM58)Good choice for a podcast, mobile DJ, home studio, schools/universities. In top end professional work the SM58 is the industry standard and to some extent "expected" if you are playing gigs. However, with the money saved you can buy a decent mic stand and think about whether you want a mixer, or audio interface for feeding the sound into your computer.Yes the Shure SM58 is a bit better, but not 5x better! This is a classic example of diminishing returns. All the weaknesses can be worked around. That said the SM58 has been surpassed with some great mics from Seinhesier and AKG's D5 (at the mid point between this mic and the SM58). But if you are on a budget then this is the best "cheap mic" you're likely to find.My photo shows the Behringer (left) next to a Shure SM58 (right) for the purposes of comparison. The foam pop filter to the left fits either mic.

A**2

The hype is true!

The Behringer Ultravoice XM8500 is virtually as good as a Shure SM58. I own both and although the SM58 has a slight edge in performance it is marginal, when the price is taken into account £100 for the SM58 £15 for the XM8500 you can see why this XM8500 gets great reviews, just take a look on YouTube. I tried them back to back and the XM8500 performs superbly I would gig with this microphone without hesitation. It has slightly more gain than the SM58 at the same gain settings so sounds louder without distortion. Highly recommend a true bargain and the foam inlay hard plastic case offers secure protection.Having used the XM8500 for a couple of days now I have a few extra observations compared to the SM58. As mentioned before the XM is more sensitive (louder) than the SM58 and the XM has a bit more bass response where as the SM has slightly more emphasis on mids and highs, so they have slightly different characteristics, both sound really good, just a bit different. I have compared these two microphones back to back, but used in isolation both mics are really good and in a live setting I would be happy with either, 99% of any audience would not distinguish any difference between them.

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