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Published on 07/17/13 at 14:53the I use on my guitar luthier (mahogany body type super strat, maple top, bolt-6-piece maple bubinga, ebony head mahogany veneer, ebony fingerboard)
I did buy the black version liability cover, c is very nice and classy look like
it replaces a custom Chaosland sp 2 which I did not like the masses too straight, too round, like halfway between a emg 81 and a seymour duncan average output
after seeing a lot of demo on the net I threw myself to the water, and I must say that the sound is different not normal I have the same gear .... I have a few pedals and a powerball ... and c is already well
This mic has a very high output level, it is clearly not for the clean, or else will really get the gain and volume on the guitar and more ... it is really very dynamic, it is made to send severe, but watch can really shape the sound with the equalizer of amplifier
c is a micro with character: the sound is well balanced I think, good bass and slamming deep, mediums present but not too much, just what it takes to get out of the mix if you desire, and perched high treble but not shrill
it has a really wide and airy sound track, sound is not compressed n
plus it that I was afraid of not having it in his seymour I I like it fat side that gives life to your instrument with a side player in his case it will control the dynamics exacerbated the beast
despite the runny side (but less than other models of the brand as the sh5 or sh4) is very accurate
short if you want a modern micro, very high output, rather super dynamic, with a wide range Audible, slamming deep and accurate, but with his "dirty little" character then I suggest you try the, it has nothing have with EMG81 and it suits m ...
d really like this mic well suited to seven string, and c is associated with sentient top
I did buy the black version liability cover, c is very nice and classy look like
it replaces a custom Chaosland sp 2 which I did not like the masses too straight, too round, like halfway between a emg 81 and a seymour duncan average output
after seeing a lot of demo on the net I threw myself to the water, and I must say that the sound is different not normal I have the same gear .... I have a few pedals and a powerball ... and c is already well
This mic has a very high output level, it is clearly not for the clean, or else will really get the gain and volume on the guitar and more ... it is really very dynamic, it is made to send severe, but watch can really shape the sound with the equalizer of amplifier
c is a micro with character: the sound is well balanced I think, good bass and slamming deep, mediums present but not too much, just what it takes to get out of the mix if you desire, and perched high treble but not shrill
it has a really wide and airy sound track, sound is not compressed n
plus it that I was afraid of not having it in his seymour I I like it fat side that gives life to your instrument with a side player in his case it will control the dynamics exacerbated the beast
despite the runny side (but less than other models of the brand as the sh5 or sh4) is very accurate
short if you want a modern micro, very high output, rather super dynamic, with a wide range Audible, slamming deep and accurate, but with his "dirty little" character then I suggest you try the, it has nothing have with EMG81 and it suits m ...
d really like this mic well suited to seven string, and c is associated with sentient top