Winter NAMM 2012 News
The AEA Stereo Protractor is really a great tool to have around the studio. Some stereo sets of microphones will come with something similar, but this is probably the best of it's kind that I've used as it's super straight forward and easy to set up. I recently used it with a set of Neumann KM184 small diaphragm condenser microphones, which I ...
I don't know exactly which Audio Technica microphones the AT8471 comes with other than the AE2500 which I've used it for. It's fully adjustable in terms of size, so I wouldn't be surprised if this was the clip being used for most of their microphones. It can indeed be purchased separately from any microphone, so if it will fit your microphone ...
I don't know the complete list of microphones that would fit the Shure A57F, but definitely rest assured that most microphones will fit this. I'd of course double check the size of your microphone and this clip before buying it if you're looking at it to use with a non Shure mic, but most will be able to fit it. It's a really sturdy clip and i...
There's not too much that sets the AKG SA 18/3 B apart, although it is somewhat of a unique microphone clip. It's not a clip really worth seeking out if it doesn't come with a mic you have, but it more helpful to have around than a traditional clip as it has two working parts to help you place it more specifically. It has two knobs for moving ...
While perhaps not 100% necessary, LP's Mic Claw is a very nice thing to have around the studio. There are of course plenty of ways to get the job done without using something like this, but it makes the job of placing microphones close on drums all that much easier. It's perfect for placing on a snare drum that might be hard to get to if you u...
I bought the Samson Audio DMC 100 Mic Clips in a set of three for only $25 USD, so I can't complain too much about these clips as they have served me well. I was hoping to get a cheap alternative to some of the other clipping accessories out there, and they did just that. While I do wish they were a bit more versatile in terms of how you could...
Working in a home studio environment can often be a rough place as far as acoustics go, so right off the bat I was excited when I heard about the series of Reflexion Filters made by SE Electronics.<span> </span>After having success with the vocal one, I decided to try out the one made for instruments to see if it was any better or if it could he...
I've used the SE Electronics Reflexion Filter a bunch of times for recording both inside of a good room in a studio as well as in a room without any isolation or sound proofing. While it can do good things in the studio, I think where this really makes its money is in rooms that aren't acoustically treated. In both cases, it does a great job o...
Works great as an attenuator.
I bought them at k'orgine to transfer the mic stands and guitars amps on small scenes, with musicians on the go, often broke the figure ... If they are not adapted to all types of amp (on some, there is not enough for the clamp edge 'bite' though) they are also excellent on a batery. I always use a palces has a mic for bass drum....
