Playskool17
Published on 01/11/10 at 05:04
<strong>For how long have you been using it?</strong>
4 years on my violin, in a 19.''
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What thing do you like most/least about it?
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Most: versatility and simplicity. The issuer tiny and very practical with its spring to the plate on the body of the instrument. Autonomy satisifaisante. I did not hear a difference with or without the sound. Jack or XLR output of the receiver.
Fewest: er ... If I really had to find something, it's separate power supply may be, I would have preferred a simple Shouko. But it is really to nitpick.
<strong>Did you try many other models before getting this one?</strong>
Yes Shure. It's like a little less convenient for the sender and much more.
<strong>What is your opinion about the value for the price?</strong>
Good or very good.
<strong>Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ...
</strong> Without hesitation. No problem in 4 years, that is interference (even in crowded scenes of big festivals) or squelch problems. I plug it works, I'm happy!
4 years on my violin, in a 19.''
<strong>
What thing do you like most/least about it?
</strong>
Most: versatility and simplicity. The issuer tiny and very practical with its spring to the plate on the body of the instrument. Autonomy satisifaisante. I did not hear a difference with or without the sound. Jack or XLR output of the receiver.
Fewest: er ... If I really had to find something, it's separate power supply may be, I would have preferred a simple Shouko. But it is really to nitpick.
<strong>Did you try many other models before getting this one?</strong>
Yes Shure. It's like a little less convenient for the sender and much more.
<strong>What is your opinion about the value for the price?</strong>
Good or very good.
<strong>Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ...
</strong> Without hesitation. No problem in 4 years, that is interference (even in crowded scenes of big festivals) or squelch problems. I plug it works, I'm happy!