Pyle 7-Piece Wired Dynamic Kit-Kick Bass, Tom/Snare & Cymbals Microphone Set-for Drums, Vocal, & Other Instrument-Complete with Thread Clip, Inserts, Mics Holder & Case, Black

I have to say for the ultra low-price, you are getting a METAL CASE FOAM PADDED with LOCKING HATCHES, HIGH QUALITY MICS MADE OF MAGNESIUM METAL HOUSING AND GOLD XLR PINS, VERY TIGHT AND EXCELLENT DRUM MOUNT CLIPS WITH METAL SCREWS, MIC STAND ADAPTER (with convertible size from mini to a 5/8th standard mic stand diameter)...The attention to detail on the mics are great. At first, I thought the mics were plastic housing with plastic mesh... ONCE I RECEIVED IT, I KNEW I WAS WRONG.... ALL THE MICS are magnesium body and are quite weighty for their size. the metal body is actually quite thick, and feels rugged. All the XLR pins are indeed gold plated... The meshes are all metal with built-in windscreen on the under-side of the mesh...For the price, the construction and durability of the Pyle Pros seems to be top-notch!The quality of the mics are very similar to the 7-piece AUDIX drum mic kit, but at the cost much much less...EXCELLENT QUALITY for recording with the right EQs and recording settings.. With all the mics, it really give an excellent soundstage playing it back... (((*** I am using an AKG Q701 and AKG K702 and AudioTechnica M50 for playback)))The only mics that NEED PHANTOM POWER are the overhead condensers. All the tom/snare and the bass drum mics are dynamic mics and can run with out phantom power. Having said that, you can run the tom/snare and bass drum mics with either XLR to XLR cable or a XLR to 1/4" cable....I also found the condenser mic to be bit multi-functional... (Since I don't use the included overheads for my drum recording (I used my old pair of SM57s), I am using the Pyle Pro condensers on my PC as a general Skype conferencing microphone, and it works GREAT as a speaking microphone...The drum mounts are VERY EXCELLENT... It is EXTREMELY TIGHT snap on your drum rims... In my case, I am recording my Yamaha Birch Custom Absolutes which has die-cast rims, and it clips on extremely well. I also tried the mounts on my Yamaha Recording Custom which has the triple-flanged Dynahoops, and snaps on just as well as my Yamaha BCAs...The only downside with the mic mount is that taking it off require a bit of a force.... And since I constantly changing my drumkits for recording different genres, getting the clip off can be a bit troublesome... (If you are using the mics on just ONE drumkit, then it should be no problems....I really like the metal case.. It feels good, and I do not have to worry about bumps and putting my drums on top of the case in the back of my trunk when I go for a live gig (Yes, I also used these for Live as well)...For the price, getting the metal case is an ultra-bonus. From other competing brands, you are only going to get a soft case or a plastic molded hard case and it would actually cost around $200...With the price of the Pyle Pros approx $120, you are getting High-Qualty Magnesium Mics, Good Designed Clips, Metal Case etc.. is a STEALFORGET ABOUT THE BIG BRANDS...Get the NOBODY KNOWS BRAND : Pyle Pro, and snicker at other people who spent loads of money on getting the BIG BRANDS, but SAME QUALITY!Higher Price DOES NOT EQUALS TO Higher QualityThe Pyle Pro PDKM7s are CHEAP and are EXCELLENT QUALITY...My recommendation is BUY NOW!!!!

Originally I was looking at a CAD brand kit, but when I saw the price on this one, and that it came in a hard metal case (the CAD kit comes in a padded duffle bag) I knew which one to go with. This kit was almost half the price with similar specs. All the mics are solidly built, and the kit comes with 3/8 to 5/8 adapters for stands. However, mine were screwed on so tightly I had to use pliers to loosen them up, causing a bit of aesthetic damage.The overheads are pretty nice, perfect for what they are made for. If you use them as a close mic, though, they aren't the best.The snare/tom mics are really good. When aimed at the center of the toms, the sound is really nice and punchy. Great balanced attack. On the snare, it was hard to get the same effect. There is an impact that is lacking in the sound, but more than likely you can get that in EQing. I've used one of the tom mics as an internal kick drum mic close to the beater, and that worked really well.The kick drum mic is by far the best in the kit. It has a very similar sound to the Audix D6 in my opinion. For being so much cheaper, it's surprising how close it sounds to an industry standard.Overall, Pyle did a fantastic job with this set. Any of the short comings on the mics can be fixed by a professional mixer who is worth his salt. Especially when you compare the price to leading brands. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good drum mic kit. I absolutely love it!

The Pyle 7-Piece Wired Dynamic Microphone Kit is an absolute game-changer for capturing the full sound of my drum kit! This set is specifically designed for drum mic'ing, and it really shows in the quality of sound it delivers. The kick bass mic brings out the deep, thumping lows, while the tom and snare mics capture the punchy mid-range with precision. The cymbal mics provide crystal-clear highs without any harshness, making it a well-rounded set for studio recordings or live performances.What I love most is the simplicity of setup—the mics are lightweight yet durable, and they securely mount to the drums without hassle. The sound quality is excellent for this price range, making it a great investment for any drummer who wants to take their recordings to the next level.Whether you’re a professional or a hobbyist, this kit offers an affordable yet high-quality solution for getting the best sound out of your drums!

The media could not be loaded. I have used Shure mics, Audix mics, and these Pyle PDMK7s work just as good!You will see in the first and second picture I modified the case to fit the Audix I9 snare mic, rim clip, in ears, and extra ear tips. Watch video for more details on that.I needed a quick set of mics for a gig and these fit the bill! They worked phenomenally! Some EQ was needed due to our recording while we played live.Very warm sounding, the condensors are clean and crisp, case is awesome and modifiable, clips are sturdy and snug. Overall, amazing mic kit at this price point. These are easily worth $600 to $800 dollars.I will now be recording and playing live with this mic configuration, love these mics!! Look no further and snag these!