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YaourthPublished on 01/31/05 at 05:55 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Used for 3 weeks on an Ibanez AK85 bridge position.
The sound is powerful, rich and balanced across the spectrum. Compared to the SD4 or the SD6, there is no picture, the Jazz has a lot more personality.
Bought for € 125 at the supplier, the price / quality ratio is excellent.
The sound is powerful, rich and balanced across the spectrum. Compared to the SD4 or the SD6, there is no picture, the Jazz has a lot more personality.
Bought for € 125 at the supplier, the price / quality ratio is excellent.
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duguy182tremendous momentum
Published on 05/31/11 at 14:16 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Used for 2 weeks and mounted on a Vigier Excalibur supra.
This mic has come to replace a paf pro that I was personally a little soft and too neutral with a slight lack of accuracy (but let's not exaggerate, this is not a bad microphone).
Good now go to jazz, in terms of build quality is nothing wrong, it's heavy and it shows. In terms of output level, it is not huge (it should be around about 260-280 mv) but it's still good enough. The sound is warm with great clarity and super accurate and a delight to play short.
Two very surprising also:
1: the dynamics are truly exceptional and the attack is very well respected in all circumstances.
2: it reaches just the first point...…
This mic has come to replace a paf pro that I was personally a little soft and too neutral with a slight lack of accuracy (but let's not exaggerate, this is not a bad microphone).
Good now go to jazz, in terms of build quality is nothing wrong, it's heavy and it shows. In terms of output level, it is not huge (it should be around about 260-280 mv) but it's still good enough. The sound is warm with great clarity and super accurate and a delight to play short.
Two very surprising also:
1: the dynamics are truly exceptional and the attack is very well respected in all circumstances.
2: it reaches just the first point...…
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Used for 2 weeks and mounted on a Vigier Excalibur supra.
This mic has come to replace a paf pro that I was personally a little soft and too neutral with a slight lack of accuracy (but let's not exaggerate, this is not a bad microphone).
Good now go to jazz, in terms of build quality is nothing wrong, it's heavy and it shows. In terms of output level, it is not huge (it should be around about 260-280 mv) but it's still good enough. The sound is warm with great clarity and super accurate and a delight to play short.
Two very surprising also:
1: the dynamics are truly exceptional and the attack is very well respected in all circumstances.
2: it reaches just the first point but the personality of the micro spring on all types of sounds (clean, crunch, distortion and lead). On that score, there really is not disappointing.
Ultimately, the case was very heavy. Quite simply, here we have a microphone that plays in the category of DM evolution neck and SD full shred but more clear and precise. Compared with only shadow pickups compared, jazz has slightly less sustain but it's still very light and is the price to pay for such a definition of sound.
I would do without hesitation that choice by making all the same careful not to mount it with a bridge pickup too powerful.
This mic has come to replace a paf pro that I was personally a little soft and too neutral with a slight lack of accuracy (but let's not exaggerate, this is not a bad microphone).
Good now go to jazz, in terms of build quality is nothing wrong, it's heavy and it shows. In terms of output level, it is not huge (it should be around about 260-280 mv) but it's still good enough. The sound is warm with great clarity and super accurate and a delight to play short.
Two very surprising also:
1: the dynamics are truly exceptional and the attack is very well respected in all circumstances.
2: it reaches just the first point but the personality of the micro spring on all types of sounds (clean, crunch, distortion and lead). On that score, there really is not disappointing.
Ultimately, the case was very heavy. Quite simply, here we have a microphone that plays in the category of DM evolution neck and SD full shred but more clear and precise. Compared with only shadow pickups compared, jazz has slightly less sustain but it's still very light and is the price to pay for such a definition of sound.
I would do without hesitation that choice by making all the same careful not to mount it with a bridge pickup too powerful.
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baggerPublished on 10/04/09 at 04:22 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
This model is a humbucker (lol) I much appreciated that the model "Indus" (see my review).
I assembled the handle in position ready on my Vigier Excalibur Ultra.
So he replaced the original EMG 81 (not terrible).
I was also at this place always in an EMG 60A (the best round I know microphones) and a 81 TW (81 better than the average short but still).
I find this Benedetti "Jazz" with a very specific dynamics of Hell, the fever are present but not aggressive.
It is very hot and its grain is very nice.
It supports very well the saturation but also crunch it is downright great.
The average value for money is because I find it overly expensive.
Fortunately he is very well...…
I assembled the handle in position ready on my Vigier Excalibur Ultra.
So he replaced the original EMG 81 (not terrible).
I was also at this place always in an EMG 60A (the best round I know microphones) and a 81 TW (81 better than the average short but still).
I find this Benedetti "Jazz" with a very specific dynamics of Hell, the fever are present but not aggressive.
It is very hot and its grain is very nice.
It supports very well the saturation but also crunch it is downright great.
The average value for money is because I find it overly expensive.
Fortunately he is very well...…
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This model is a humbucker (lol) I much appreciated that the model "Indus" (see my review).
I assembled the handle in position ready on my Vigier Excalibur Ultra.
So he replaced the original EMG 81 (not terrible).
I was also at this place always in an EMG 60A (the best round I know microphones) and a 81 TW (81 better than the average short but still).
I find this Benedetti "Jazz" with a very specific dynamics of Hell, the fever are present but not aggressive.
It is very hot and its grain is very nice.
It supports very well the saturation but also crunch it is downright great.
The average value for money is because I find it overly expensive.
Fortunately he is very well finished.
With the experience I would do this choice, but if EMG offers a 60A splitable then I will return it.
I assembled the handle in position ready on my Vigier Excalibur Ultra.
So he replaced the original EMG 81 (not terrible).
I was also at this place always in an EMG 60A (the best round I know microphones) and a 81 TW (81 better than the average short but still).
I find this Benedetti "Jazz" with a very specific dynamics of Hell, the fever are present but not aggressive.
It is very hot and its grain is very nice.
It supports very well the saturation but also crunch it is downright great.
The average value for money is because I find it overly expensive.
Fortunately he is very well finished.
With the experience I would do this choice, but if EMG offers a 60A splitable then I will return it.
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- Manufacturer: Benedetti
- Model: JAZZ
- Category: Humbucker guitar pickups
- Added in our database on: 01/31/2005
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