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The bass response of all directional microphones is increased as the signal source - your voice - comes closer to the mic capsule. This is called Proximity Effect and it becomes apparent at a range of one foot and increases as the distance of mouth to mic decreases.<br />
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For speakers or singers with high or thin voices, proximity effect can boost the bass, filling out the sound.<br />
- source [http://www.shure.com/shurenotes/march2004/default.asp#patterns Shure Notes]<br />
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