Telefunken M80 dynamic

A Telefunken M-80 can be seen in the 21 Guns video.

In the picture, from the Telefunken webpage, Billy Gibbons can be seen using the Telefunken M80 live.

New (main) live vocal mic for their 2017 "tour two"

On Twitter, a fan asks Lemaitre, "What mic do you guys use for live vocals??" They reply, "@TELEFUNKEN_Mics M80!" referring to the Telefunken M80 Dynamic Microphone (asked and answered in Sept 2014).

Used on "Hymn for the Weekend", as mentioned by *A Head Full of Dreams* co-producer Rik Simpson in this *Sound on Sound* article. > “One thing of note is that there also is a ‘Hope House M80’ vocal track, recorded when Chris was still using the Telefunken M80, and it’s mixed in very low. There’s also a lead-vocal double that has ‘251’ marked, indicating that Chris was also using that mic. But the main vocals were recorded using the Soyuz. > > (...) “A lot of the 58 recordings did end up on the album, and I think it sounds great, though I’d never comp between the Soyuz and the 58. At the beginning of the record I asked him to use Telefunken M80 as a hand-held mic. I was trying to get something that sounded better than an SM58, but later on during the sessions we went back to the SM58 because the weight of it feels more comfortable to him. The mic pre on both the 58 and the Soyuz was a UA–610, which sounds great and is a wonderful and very reliable workhorse."

Used by Will for backing vocals.

The photo, from the Telefunken website, shows Tom using the M80 live. Also, there is another photo in the same page of him using the same microphone.

"Used tour 2012."

Telefunken M80 Black model used for R40 Live.

Telefunken M80 Black colour used for R40 LIVE.

At 2:25 you can see Clemens using a Telefunken M80 in Cherry Wood look.

"And recently Snoop also acquired our new, Limited Edition Gold and Chrome M80s to round out his collection, reflecting his singular style."

He uses it in all of their gigs and as you can see from the link of the Telefunken company they have identified he uses an m80 dynamic mic. If you watch Tame Impala at the deezer session you can see not only him one but Jay Waston using two as well. Jay has an all gold one and all white one which can be seen at 1:45. In the video link below. Kevin can be seem with an all white one right off the bat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOtye4edBbA

He can be seen using this mic in his NPR performance

"The other thing that was amazing was the Telefunken M80 microphone. That was the best mic I ever sang through. It was incredible. And we had it on a snare drum when we started! We were trying other vocal mics, and then Eric Ambel all of a sudden had the idea to try the M80. It was just the easiest mic. It was like singing live, like in a live concert. Usually we use those big friggin' hanging-from-a-rack-with-shock-mount crap; whatever those microphones are, they always get me uptight. I can hear myself too well. It's just like no fun for me to sing through. This was just like singing through a live damned band. And it was great. So we used that."

In the picture, from the Telefunken website, Alejandro can be seen using the M80 during a live performance.

"I used to focus more on vocal effects pedals – running my M80 mic through guitar pedals and Boss loop station and my second mic (Beta 58) through a TC Helicon vocal pedal"

What mics were you using for vocals? > I pretty much do all my vocals on a Neumann U 47. Johnathan [Schenke] told me that one's best for my voice and I've always trusted him since. For the Parquet Courts record we just did in Texas, I ended up doing a lot of the vocals on a handheld Telefunken mic [M80]. I was able to get into the vocal part a bit more just by having something in my hand.

Clearly Shown in this image holding this mic

Allways on live shows, he sings with a Telefunken M80

Willy B's gold mic!

New recording artist with the #9 Billboard hit "Never Been A Moment", Micah Tyler is featured on this edition of EquipBoard.com's "Board Walk" feature. When asked what microphones he uses, he states at 0:43 that he is currently using one of Mercy Me's Shure Beta 58 but that he prefers to use the Telefunken M80 due to it's added "girth and bottom end on there."

Used in some live performances at gigs and festivals in 2018

Shows all his gear

"#oktavamod modded hulk 990 & mk-319 as stereo mid-heads, with an @ribbonmics r84 as a room/center mic, making some killer ambient/stereo perspectives! @telefunken_mics m-80 on the snare, @shure mics on the kick and toms"

On this picture Chiaki shows her new Telefunken M80 dynamic microphone,she has a white body version.