I think you'll like them!

Thanks! I've been taking a break but hope to resume sometime soon. Not really sure about the SM31. I still love the SM35.

Hey, thanks! I think you'd do better with the SM-35. It's made to accommodate higher SPL for the type of vocals you're doing😉🤘Yes, you can extend it convert mini xlr with something like this amzn.to/3vPwoy8 Hope that helps!

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Not really sure... intuitively I would think the sm35 because it seemed to have an overall richness that the PGA didn't. Although if you're not concerned about the low end maybe PGA would be crisp. Another thought is the most expensive choice as the mic is omnidirectional and may pick up some of the resonance from the flute a little better. Let me know what you choose and how it works out!

Yo te recomiendo PGA31 para la flauta El Sm35 es más sensible y para lugares cerrados donde no haya bulla Y PG31 es ideal para flauta Saludos desde Perú

@@tradicionesperuanas2y para cantar ?

@@abrahammusicm5544 cada micrófono es depende para que tipo de trabajo quieres hacer ....por ejemplo si quieres cantar en público Tiene que ser un dinámico unidireccional como el Shure WH20 que va captar solo el sonido que está frente al micrófono mientras el Sm35 es condensador mucho más sensible no sirve para lugares abiertos solo para estudios Saludos

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Correct

These wouldn't be the right choice for your application. They connect to a wireless transmitter and the receiver must be plugged in. I would get a small wired headset mic or probably even better a Sena helmet mic. Most headset mics are gonna be hard to fit under a helmet if not made for that application. (I'm a rider too!)

@@bigmansworldofwonders ohh. Understood. That's s fair point too. Thank you so much for helping me get clarity. Happy Riding to you too🙏👍

I'm using a Shure SLXD14 receiver connected to an Audient ID4 USB to iPad. I bought the combo with 1/4" guitar connector and bought the mic separately so I can use it for both. Receiver: amzn.to/3sgZGni Mic: amzn.to/3YMU40d Audient ID4 recorded to ipad. amzn.to/3QSMCyW

I'd say for most applications I would use the sm35. I like the sound, it's made for louder singing, and because of the pattern it's gonna pickup less from the sides.

Haven't personally tested or used the AKG. Have you? What's your thoughts?

No, only mic.

@stackbready need sound reinforcement for that. These are only mics.

Not really the right choice for zoom. You'd need an audio interface and wireless setup. Something like this would work well and be a lot less expensive. amzn.to/3TQIVLh

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I have PGA31 and been using it for singing . This mic is great but it does not sound as clear as I would like, I have to make adjustments on the eq, I just order the SM35 so I'm looming forward to a better clear sound and I will update

@@SuAmigoElilegaljust wondering, what adjustments do you make on the eq to make it more clear? Also hows the sm-35 working for you?

@@fernandocardenas2721 when using the PGA31 I had to adjust the highs a little more because the PGA31 will sound a little on the muffle side and not so clear. I m using this for singing but for speaker or just working out and talking as a gym instructor or anything is just perfect but singing is different . Averill after making adjustments the mic doest pick up all of your vocals details so I have to get it closer to my mouth which will cause to sound a bit muddle or distorted. Again it sound just fine but when u switch from the shure wire mic into this one you will notice the different right away. You will need more gain also. I have try the sm35 and I love that one only it is a bit more heavier than the pga31 but the quality is much greater