dunamai
Published on 02/13/08 at 13:13
Good for what is technical, I'm not too rigged ... So let me just say that it is a set of 3 pickups studios for the rest, see the manufacturer's website ^ ^ (j'men not go out too bad ...)
OVERALL OPINION
I use them for a few months and I must say that my first is static, I'm in heaven! We are very far from my entry level Sennheiser. I've mostly home studio and I must say I'm glad to finally replace my static dynamic.
I use it as an amateur and I am more than pleased with the quality they bring me. Right now I use an Apex 180 for everything sound effects: footsteps, creaking doors, ambience birds chirp with the omni capsule ... and really it restores the sound very well, very naturally. Very nice as a good guitar folk stereo pair, with a good guitar course! (Well not me ...). By against on another more serious guitar, the sound is really deaf. Conclusion: the 180, because of the small diaphragm, are, I think, more suited to acute.
I had the opportunity to test the Apex of 435 votes. Excellent. I play around with the EQ in Cubase and presto! Same for the sax: very good sound.
on the other hand I tried it on a djembe but I find the sound really flat, even with the equalizer behind. I may be the mauvaits settings or misplaced, I know. But I think for all that is percussion, it is better to take a dynamic.
Here I made the rounds of my uses.
To note, I had 9 and told me we could always do better, but on reflection, I think for that price, you can not do better! The price / quality ratio is excellent, period. Considering the price, it does not expect such a sound reproduction!
With the experience I'm pretty sure I would do this choice, except in my future uses, they disappoint me ... But for now, it's not! So if you have a tight budget for your home studio and want to start a fleet of pickups to introduce you to the investment and achieve the best amateur, throw yourself on these pickups!
OVERALL OPINION
I use them for a few months and I must say that my first is static, I'm in heaven! We are very far from my entry level Sennheiser. I've mostly home studio and I must say I'm glad to finally replace my static dynamic.
I use it as an amateur and I am more than pleased with the quality they bring me. Right now I use an Apex 180 for everything sound effects: footsteps, creaking doors, ambience birds chirp with the omni capsule ... and really it restores the sound very well, very naturally. Very nice as a good guitar folk stereo pair, with a good guitar course! (Well not me ...). By against on another more serious guitar, the sound is really deaf. Conclusion: the 180, because of the small diaphragm, are, I think, more suited to acute.
I had the opportunity to test the Apex of 435 votes. Excellent. I play around with the EQ in Cubase and presto! Same for the sax: very good sound.
on the other hand I tried it on a djembe but I find the sound really flat, even with the equalizer behind. I may be the mauvaits settings or misplaced, I know. But I think for all that is percussion, it is better to take a dynamic.
Here I made the rounds of my uses.
To note, I had 9 and told me we could always do better, but on reflection, I think for that price, you can not do better! The price / quality ratio is excellent, period. Considering the price, it does not expect such a sound reproduction!
With the experience I'm pretty sure I would do this choice, except in my future uses, they disappoint me ... But for now, it's not! So if you have a tight budget for your home studio and want to start a fleet of pickups to introduce you to the investment and achieve the best amateur, throw yourself on these pickups!