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Published on 03/25/09 at 03:16
A microphone singing / talking lctrodynamique cardioid uni-directional.
Sensitive: -49 dBV / Pa (2.2 mV / Pa)
Rponse in frquence: 50-15KHz
Impdance output: 600 ohms 1 kHz, output level lev!
Comes with cover and clip.
OVERALL OPINION
I only used once for the moment, RPET.
I was using a MC1 of the same brand until I break it btement ...
I particulirement its coating, trs enjoyable but mostly useful to reduce noise when handled.
This mic is powerful, I put the volume less than half of what I usually put the MC1. The MC1 is more neutral. The TT1 is more pronounced bass and I got my totally change to my usual rglages on the table (much less bass and more treble). The plausives I was not as gn and I noticed a diffrence gross volume depending on how I positioned relative to the microphone to sing, what the MC1 Tolra better!. . No problem of feedback!
The microphone looks solid and the button "on / off", too, is reassuring. I prfre microphones that do not but can be useful for some or studio.
The cover is being protected trs beautiful but nothing. It can be amliorer putting foam on the wound micro and entering all the indoor stuff to.
The clamp is carrment gadget! We keep in case o ...
I have not tried so many microphones as a head but it takes some more expensive mics!
I have not tried to transplant my guitar amp, but I have seen on tests that trs dvissant correct in the grid and finding the best position.
The report is qualitprix phnomnal! Only Prodipe makes a.
Given the quality and price, I would do in this election but I am considering IMMEDIATE even when the future of a micro acqurir Audix OM7 attracts me a long time ...
But I do not regret this purchase and I advise the TT1! Do not rely on the price!
Sensitive: -49 dBV / Pa (2.2 mV / Pa)
Rponse in frquence: 50-15KHz
Impdance output: 600 ohms 1 kHz, output level lev!
Comes with cover and clip.
OVERALL OPINION
I only used once for the moment, RPET.
I was using a MC1 of the same brand until I break it btement ...
I particulirement its coating, trs enjoyable but mostly useful to reduce noise when handled.
This mic is powerful, I put the volume less than half of what I usually put the MC1. The MC1 is more neutral. The TT1 is more pronounced bass and I got my totally change to my usual rglages on the table (much less bass and more treble). The plausives I was not as gn and I noticed a diffrence gross volume depending on how I positioned relative to the microphone to sing, what the MC1 Tolra better!. . No problem of feedback!
The microphone looks solid and the button "on / off", too, is reassuring. I prfre microphones that do not but can be useful for some or studio.
The cover is being protected trs beautiful but nothing. It can be amliorer putting foam on the wound micro and entering all the indoor stuff to.
The clamp is carrment gadget! We keep in case o ...
I have not tried so many microphones as a head but it takes some more expensive mics!
I have not tried to transplant my guitar amp, but I have seen on tests that trs dvissant correct in the grid and finding the best position.
The report is qualitprix phnomnal! Only Prodipe makes a.
Given the quality and price, I would do in this election but I am considering IMMEDIATE even when the future of a micro acqurir Audix OM7 attracts me a long time ...
But I do not regret this purchase and I advise the TT1! Do not rely on the price!