Audio Technica At440mla Vs Shure M97xe

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Audio Technica AT440MLa vs Shure M97xE w/Jico SAS. Discussion in 'Audio Hardware' started by Ben Adams, Apr 19, 2012. Thread Status: ... It was fun for a few days; but that combination of components is too bright, even for me. I went back to my Shure and moved the Audio Technica to a Linn/Nakamichi/PSB system in the den, where it sounds very ...

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Conversely, the AT440MLA is on the brighter side and will warm up flat sounding systems. The M97xE has a particular knack of minimising tracking and background noise, a trait common to most of the Shure fleet. The AT440MLA’s tracking is perhaps a little better however and produces slightly more dynamic range.