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jukap
Published on 01/29/09 at 14:22
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OVERALL OPINION
Used HS for 1 month and some.
Very well done and built, I had the first with a suspension (it will) and a antipop Blue (just anecdotal, but still helps out).
I really like both the grain and its level of detail. I am also buying a second to start making stereo jacks.
Most excellent return on the amp is the top global force that it takes, pretty awesome also folk guitar and voice, really, very well on classical guitar, bass amp, and winds with a little lateral positioning. I'll test it in stereo piano, I think it should be interesting. It was VERY easy sound coming out of the mix, a real basis: in my little mix, it's fun not to take the cabbage to circumvent the limitations due to a micro but to use the grain delivered differently in different sources.
Previously used some Shure, Tbone, m-audio and others ... I was looking for something both distinctive, airy, with some force on lowmids also is perfect for my level and my budget - and without wanting to play with the pros, I think with my little noreilles that even much more than that ...
Lack a directional switch and a high pass, otherwise it's really good good (and more attractive prices at the moment in UK import, it's worth seriously it).
Alternatively, for a comparison done excellently made of different microphones, go check this site:
https://www.studioauditions.com/jamroomsessions_home.php
OVERALL OPINION
Used HS for 1 month and some.
Very well done and built, I had the first with a suspension (it will) and a antipop Blue (just anecdotal, but still helps out).
I really like both the grain and its level of detail. I am also buying a second to start making stereo jacks.
Most excellent return on the amp is the top global force that it takes, pretty awesome also folk guitar and voice, really, very well on classical guitar, bass amp, and winds with a little lateral positioning. I'll test it in stereo piano, I think it should be interesting. It was VERY easy sound coming out of the mix, a real basis: in my little mix, it's fun not to take the cabbage to circumvent the limitations due to a micro but to use the grain delivered differently in different sources.
Previously used some Shure, Tbone, m-audio and others ... I was looking for something both distinctive, airy, with some force on lowmids also is perfect for my level and my budget - and without wanting to play with the pros, I think with my little noreilles that even much more than that ...
Lack a directional switch and a high pass, otherwise it's really good good (and more attractive prices at the moment in UK import, it's worth seriously it).
Alternatively, for a comparison done excellently made of different microphones, go check this site:
https://www.studioauditions.com/jamroomsessions_home.php