Fishman V-100 (Micro Violon) user reviews ( 7/10) - 3 user reviews

• 07/14/06

  baldoch's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Overall Opinion

  I have a égalemnt fishman v 200 and I have a try before tournament v100 to buy this one:
  
  
  
  point of view of sound, they are of the same quality: the sound is good if it is used in good conditions: if the jack is too long or poor quality sound loses a lot and / or is "noisy" and therefore nasilliard slightly in the treble. the signal level is pretty good ad from another cell of genre.il is therefore (as in almost all cells) to add a preamp and a jack that runs between it and the cell (you can put However, a long jack if desired between the preamp and amp without altering the sound). if you do not take these precautions, the sound is a bit nasilliard in acute.
  
  It benefits from a good égalemnt resistive feedback unless the use of distortion or overdrive (the echo effect as wahwah and pose no problems for cons)
  
  
  
  when the cell itself has included a cabble with mini jack plug to one side and the other standart. it is a bit less universal than the v 200.de more attached to the system is more fragile (ilattaché with a kind of nylon plastic
  
  
  
  it remains a good cell with a good value for money

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• 05/09/06

  timoviolon's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

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  I have the V200 Pro version and I put it between the table and the easel. The sound is really good. Even live on an amp, I have an impressive quality and without feedback (if little or no distortion of course).
  
  I do not know for this version V100, but the V200 Pro is really good (more expensive but still ...)

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• 11/19/04

  otison's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

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  I bought a few years ago for my violin, it's not terrible, unless you thoroughly equalizer signal. is not a true micro piezo is the sound of an o rather nasal.
  
  
  
  you should rather look at the micro AudioTechnica ATM35 is a true condenser microphone, and therefore consquent, placing it well, will give a much better sound than piezo. now is the one I use for the violin, it is convenient (very small micro system mounted on a gooseneck + clip to attach the mentoniere)

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