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mikaka75 « Good but more modern than expected »
Published on 11/02/13 at 16:37I tested it on a custom Suhr Modern Mahogany body with. A 53mm, I think.
Magnet AlNiCo V =
Output level = 17 Kohm
4 son.
The impression I got is that the microphone is quite modern, so with enough open midrange and a tight grain.
It is quite versatile because in split position, he is doing well in other styles as metal or progressive rock.
The suhr I tried, there was a ML (simple) in the middle. Married with SSH +, the middle position, the result was very convincing funk.
However hard rock, it does not break the house. And since it seems to cut me for more modern sounds, I think it will fit better in basswood guitars.
It's a little concern to test a microphone. To find out what it really is, you have to try on a lot of different woods.
The output level is high but not astronomical, which is quite a good place for me. Many guitarists seeking the highest possible level of output when choosing a microphone. I personally find it a bit silly because it does not do everything and to have tested assets high output pickups, it can get downright boring once on stage.
To summarize: the SSH + is a good mic.
Anyway, I much prefer a tone zone, for example.
Its texture is rather nice, harmonics come easily, it has a certain character.
I recommend it to anyone who likes modern sounds, but looking for a bit of versatility.
For the big rock, the Doug Aldrich are it seems more recommended (I ordered one for that matter)
Magnet AlNiCo V =
Output level = 17 Kohm
4 son.
The impression I got is that the microphone is quite modern, so with enough open midrange and a tight grain.
It is quite versatile because in split position, he is doing well in other styles as metal or progressive rock.
The suhr I tried, there was a ML (simple) in the middle. Married with SSH +, the middle position, the result was very convincing funk.
However hard rock, it does not break the house. And since it seems to cut me for more modern sounds, I think it will fit better in basswood guitars.
It's a little concern to test a microphone. To find out what it really is, you have to try on a lot of different woods.
The output level is high but not astronomical, which is quite a good place for me. Many guitarists seeking the highest possible level of output when choosing a microphone. I personally find it a bit silly because it does not do everything and to have tested assets high output pickups, it can get downright boring once on stage.
To summarize: the SSH + is a good mic.
Anyway, I much prefer a tone zone, for example.
Its texture is rather nice, harmonics come easily, it has a certain character.
I recommend it to anyone who likes modern sounds, but looking for a bit of versatility.
For the big rock, the Doug Aldrich are it seems more recommended (I ordered one for that matter)