RG>  TT> Hmm.  I would have to disagree with the 'defined bass.'  The 58's
RG>  TT> start  dropping out around 55-60 Hz.  The results I've gotten were 
jus
RG>  TT> plain muddy.  Of course this was with a bass guitar.  :)  With male
RG>  TT> voices, they should be  alright.
RG> 
RG> You're not one of these guys who mikes up bass amps are you??
No, I'm not one of those guys who mikes up bass amps.  I'm one of those guys 
that watches my other guys mike the bass amp... and frown.  
RG> If you use the pre-out from the amp, you will have much more control over 
t
RG> frequencies. I don't know why anyone would ever want to mike a bass amp.
RG> It simply sounds worse, and it make on-stage monitoring impossible.
I use a bass direct box, taking the signal right out of the bass itself.  
t's
much easier to EQ that way without all the other buzz, hum, and background 
noise.  :)
RG> I think it should be fine with a male voice.
I think that 58's are fine for vocals also.  I was just looking for a good 
studio mike.
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