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Anonymous Published on 10/12/05 at 03:00 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Herzats of a PZM!
OVERALL OPINION
As JoneSmice I trsdus by micro, it saturates normment so useless on the bass drum!
Jai even did a test on a Cajon is crap!
I am looking for another application that would suit him ...
I bought from a Beta91 is carrment else.
So I strongly deprecated this microphone, it's a crap!
If there is a tent that I also sell 20 ...
I put an order not to 0
OVERALL OPINION
As JoneSmice I trsdus by micro, it saturates normment so useless on the bass drum!
Jai even did a test on a Cajon is crap!
I am looking for another application that would suit him ...
I bought from a Beta91 is carrment else.
So I strongly deprecated this microphone, it's a crap!
If there is a tent that I also sell 20 ...
I put an order not to 0
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kYZmarPublished on 01/11/06 at 00:35 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
It is a PZM microphone type (Pressure Zone Microphone)
Only sold on thomann (www.thomann.de (http://www.thomann.de)), like all products in the *** The T. (T. Bone for microphones)
On the walls, all forms of pressure are at their maximum level (due to the condition of zero particle velocity on the walls + Euler equation), allowing to finally have the presence of all waves, the quelquesoit frequency, without the effects of nodes and abdomen found in the room.
This type of microphone is used for:
- Environments (glued to the wall) to capture the reverb
- In the bass drums sound great for snapping (widely used in metal)
- On the pianos live (for aesthetics if you do not want to...…
Only sold on thomann (www.thomann.de (http://www.thomann.de)), like all products in the *** The T. (T. Bone for microphones)
On the walls, all forms of pressure are at their maximum level (due to the condition of zero particle velocity on the walls + Euler equation), allowing to finally have the presence of all waves, the quelquesoit frequency, without the effects of nodes and abdomen found in the room.
This type of microphone is used for:
- Environments (glued to the wall) to capture the reverb
- In the bass drums sound great for snapping (widely used in metal)
- On the pianos live (for aesthetics if you do not want to...…
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It is a PZM microphone type (Pressure Zone Microphone)
Only sold on thomann (www.thomann.de (http://www.thomann.de)), like all products in the *** The T. (T. Bone for microphones)
On the walls, all forms of pressure are at their maximum level (due to the condition of zero particle velocity on the walls + Euler equation), allowing to finally have the presence of all waves, the quelquesoit frequency, without the effects of nodes and abdomen found in the room.
This type of microphone is used for:
- Environments (glued to the wall) to capture the reverb
- In the bass drums sound great for snapping (widely used in metal)
- On the pianos live (for aesthetics if you do not want to see the microphones, or if there are too many repisse)
- For conferences also apparently (never tried it, I'm not in event)
OVERALL OPINION
I have been using for over a year
I like its price (40 €.), But explained:
- It saturates very quickly
- A lot of background noise
Honestly, I bought it to see what the technology could give PZM which greatly aroused my curiosity.
Verdict = I like technology, but this mic is not great.
The breath is very annoying to catch his mood.
Saturation prevents its use on GC.
Now I know I want a PZM, I will point me to a different product though.
Only sold on thomann (www.thomann.de (http://www.thomann.de)), like all products in the *** The T. (T. Bone for microphones)
On the walls, all forms of pressure are at their maximum level (due to the condition of zero particle velocity on the walls + Euler equation), allowing to finally have the presence of all waves, the quelquesoit frequency, without the effects of nodes and abdomen found in the room.
This type of microphone is used for:
- Environments (glued to the wall) to capture the reverb
- In the bass drums sound great for snapping (widely used in metal)
- On the pianos live (for aesthetics if you do not want to see the microphones, or if there are too many repisse)
- For conferences also apparently (never tried it, I'm not in event)
OVERALL OPINION
I have been using for over a year
I like its price (40 €.), But explained:
- It saturates very quickly
- A lot of background noise
Honestly, I bought it to see what the technology could give PZM which greatly aroused my curiosity.
Verdict = I like technology, but this mic is not great.
The breath is very annoying to catch his mood.
Saturation prevents its use on GC.
Now I know I want a PZM, I will point me to a different product though.
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skalPublished on 09/12/08 at 05:55 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
PZM
OVERALL OPINION
Just to try ...
I like anything!
Like everyone else: B91, B52, D112, E602, etc.
You pay nothing, rsultat = nothing!
No! ever, I lost 40!
I tried it on a bass drum that sounds and I usually transplanted with a Beta 91, I would not even tell Cavour ...
OVERALL OPINION
Just to try ...
I like anything!
Like everyone else: B91, B52, D112, E602, etc.
You pay nothing, rsultat = nothing!
No! ever, I lost 40!
I tried it on a bass drum that sounds and I usually transplanted with a Beta 91, I would not even tell Cavour ...
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Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: The T.bone
- Model: GZ400
- Category: Other Microphones
- Package weight:647 g
- Added in our database on: 03/01/2005
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Other names: gz400, gz 400