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TriYopPublished on 07/19/08 at 05:17 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Cardioid dynamic vocal microphone.
OVERALL OPINION
I use the microwave for a few months, I bought it for testing the origin, then he quickly replaced the old dynamic mics for live and home studio use. I first t surprised by the power output which ignores well above the rest. Then comes the grain that I make and I found finer and pchu than a SM58. Do not expect the quality of a Sennheiser MD431 (who score close to 10x more expensive), but I will replace it without any problem SM57 or SM58. Attention effect of proximity rather violent ds that falls below 200Hz ... Attention to feedback on the uses live, because of its sensitivity it tends hang soon ...
For making instruments, I use...…
OVERALL OPINION
I use the microwave for a few months, I bought it for testing the origin, then he quickly replaced the old dynamic mics for live and home studio use. I first t surprised by the power output which ignores well above the rest. Then comes the grain that I make and I found finer and pchu than a SM58. Do not expect the quality of a Sennheiser MD431 (who score close to 10x more expensive), but I will replace it without any problem SM57 or SM58. Attention effect of proximity rather violent ds that falls below 200Hz ... Attention to feedback on the uses live, because of its sensitivity it tends hang soon ...
For making instruments, I use...…
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Cardioid dynamic vocal microphone.
OVERALL OPINION
I use the microwave for a few months, I bought it for testing the origin, then he quickly replaced the old dynamic mics for live and home studio use. I first t surprised by the power output which ignores well above the rest. Then comes the grain that I make and I found finer and pchu than a SM58. Do not expect the quality of a Sennheiser MD431 (who score close to 10x more expensive), but I will replace it without any problem SM57 or SM58. Attention effect of proximity rather violent ds that falls below 200Hz ... Attention to feedback on the uses live, because of its sensitivity it tends hang soon ...
For making instruments, I use it mainly taken snare drum on which it has a trs INTERESTED made for the game with brooms.
I replaced with static for wind instruments and strings. (Beyerdynamic MCE530 Apex 435 or as appropriate) qualitprix The report is just outstanding, and I would do without hsiter the same choice ...
OVERALL OPINION
I use the microwave for a few months, I bought it for testing the origin, then he quickly replaced the old dynamic mics for live and home studio use. I first t surprised by the power output which ignores well above the rest. Then comes the grain that I make and I found finer and pchu than a SM58. Do not expect the quality of a Sennheiser MD431 (who score close to 10x more expensive), but I will replace it without any problem SM57 or SM58. Attention effect of proximity rather violent ds that falls below 200Hz ... Attention to feedback on the uses live, because of its sensitivity it tends hang soon ...
For making instruments, I use it mainly taken snare drum on which it has a trs INTERESTED made for the game with brooms.
I replaced with static for wind instruments and strings. (Beyerdynamic MCE530 Apex 435 or as appropriate) qualitprix The report is just outstanding, and I would do without hsiter the same choice ...
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- Manufacturer: Beyerdynamic
- Model: Opus 29 S
- Series: OPUS
- Category: Dynamic Microphones
- Added in our database on: 03/06/2007
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