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DanbeiDanbei

Langevin CR2001Published on 11/18/13 at 09:49
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I bought it used. The suspension was very movaise state, I do not know if it was bad origin or if it was very, too damaged. I use a supension Audio Technica AT8449 is very good also.

OVERALL OPINION

I used it for about six months to record sung and rapped vocals and guitars.

Unlike other reviews, I especially noticed a big bump in acute extraimes which is very pretty, but I have a problem sometimes for people who have "s" very acute.

For male voices is great, even for very low voice.
Very good for female voices, but also less impressive.

Good for guitars too, but more difficult to place with my little experiment.


Other than this microphone, I mainly used a AT2020 and
I bought it used. The suspension was very movaise state, I do not know if it was bad origin or if it was very, too damaged. I use a supension Audio Technica AT8449 is very good also.

OVERALL OPINION

I used it for about six months to record sung and rapped vocals and guitars.

Unlike other reviews, I especially noticed a big bump in acute extraimes which is very pretty, but I have a problem sometimes for people who have "s" very acute.

For male voices is great, even for very low voice.
Very good for female voices, but also less impressive.

Good for guitars too, but more difficult to place with my little experiment.


Other than this microphone, I mainly used a AT2020 and AT4040, not the same category. The AT 4040 has a rather muffled sound (ie some medium and upper medium), which is probably why the bump in acute CR2001 hit me.

I remake that choice without a doubt!
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HélyHély

Good microphone

Langevin CR2001Published on 08/09/13 at 13:23
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I had a pair and I have used it for drum recordings (Overhead LR)
Can be used for any type of recording.

OVERALL OPINION

Very good value for money, I would do this choice and even regret having sold!
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scarabeoscarabeo

Langevin CR2001Published on 08/19/06 at 14:12
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
Cardioid Condenser Microphone
FET Technology

OVERALL OPINION

I bought it in Playback 1 month ago and 1 / 2 Outlet (719 with a Joemeek Six Q!).
This is a super micro objectively. I knew the brand because the Backstage sold 6 years ago but I did not dj the leap ...
The sound is fine and prcis Retailer. Possdais I used a TB -1 with Tampa, and many new setup is a step up.
I do not regret the TB-1 is super micro lamp, but more silent "draft" in the lower medium and more serious "emptquot;. The CR does not radiate as a TLM 103 by ex, and overcomes many limitations of the home studio.
In addition, the CR is really well done. In comparison, the TB-1 silent light that level for a...…
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Cardioid Condenser Microphone
FET Technology

OVERALL OPINION

I bought it in Playback 1 month ago and 1 / 2 Outlet (719 with a Joemeek Six Q!).
This is a super micro objectively. I knew the brand because the Backstage sold 6 years ago but I did not dj the leap ...
The sound is fine and prcis Retailer. Possdais I used a TB -1 with Tampa, and many new setup is a step up.
I do not regret the TB-1 is super micro lamp, but more silent "draft" in the lower medium and more serious "emptquot;. The CR does not radiate as a TLM 103 by ex, and overcomes many limitations of the home studio.
In addition, the CR is really well done. In comparison, the TB-1 silent light that level for a normal Coren 350.
A good challenger in perspective.
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Northern PeopleNorthern People

Langevin CR2001Published on 03/22/07 at 16:35
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Micro Static

Directivity: cardioid
Difference: 0 to 180:> 12 dB 300 Hz 3 kHz
Frequency drives range: 40 Hz 16 kHz
Impdance: 200 Ohms 20% (1 kHz)
Impdance Minimum load: 1 kOhm
Sound pressure level max. for THD 0.5%: 122 dB 25 Pa 1 kHz with attnuation -10 dB: 79 Pa 132 dB 1 kHz
High Pass Filter: 6 dB per octave 100 Hz
S / N ratio REFERENCE 1 Pa: 67 dB
Maximum Output: 300 mV
Power (DIN 45596): 48 V 4 V (fantme)
Current consumption: 2 mA
Weight: 510.3 g
Dimensions: 5.1 x 20.3 cm
Total weight: 1.36 kg

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for one month on guitars, drums, bass, vocals ...

Trs trs is good. Much better than the Studio Projects for example.
The sound is...…
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Micro Static

Directivity: cardioid
Difference: 0 to 180:> 12 dB 300 Hz 3 kHz
Frequency drives range: 40 Hz 16 kHz
Impdance: 200 Ohms 20% (1 kHz)
Impdance Minimum load: 1 kOhm
Sound pressure level max. for THD 0.5%: 122 dB 25 Pa 1 kHz with attnuation -10 dB: 79 Pa 132 dB 1 kHz
High Pass Filter: 6 dB per octave 100 Hz
S / N ratio REFERENCE 1 Pa: 67 dB
Maximum Output: 300 mV
Power (DIN 45596): 48 V 4 V (fantme)
Current consumption: 2 mA
Weight: 510.3 g
Dimensions: 5.1 x 20.3 cm
Total weight: 1.36 kg

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for one month on guitars, drums, bass, vocals ...

Trs trs is good. Much better than the Studio Projects for example.
The sound is prcis trs, trs net equilibrated and enjoyable.

I use it with a slice SPL ...

I am happy with my choice trs ....
For 500 euros you have pro gear.
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  • Manufacturer: Langevin
  • Model: CR2001
  • Category: Large diaphragm condenser microphones
  • Added in our database on: 12/30/2005

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Other names: cr 2001, cr2001, cr 20 01, cr20 01

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