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Published on 02/06/12 at 16:18
Value For Money :
Excellent
Kit 7 mics for drums together in a suitcase
5 dynamic mics for bass drum, snare and 3 toms.
Electret type microphones 2 pencils classic.
Unlike some kits, the snare mic is different from 3 mics for toms, see below the reason.
OVERALL OPINION
Used for 8 years. Excellent value for money.
The bodies of plastic dynamic mics seem fragile, but are largely robust enough and no problem.
A broken clip was bought as a spare part in Thomann.de.
The high quality compared to other battery kits is the response curve of dynamic microphones well suited to this particular use:
To ring a battery, you have to work the response curve, digging the medium strongly, and by two humps, one in the grave and the other in the treble, with frequencies and heights well chosen.
This requires some experience with other brands of mics (Shure, AKG) that have a flat response.
Samson has incorporated the best response curves to its various microphones that sound immediately without having to work their response curve.
Admittedly, this leaves fewer opportunities for settings with conventional microphones, but it is sure to have good sound directly.
As one comparative micro battery SONO Mag magazine is "the perfect choice for my little sister." To put all hands, which is not the case with other brands.
The bass drum mic is very good, all cash, including pressed against the skin where the tape AKG abutting a cloc feature.
The three mics for toms have great sound, one of the best comparative SONO Mag in question.
The snare mic is a little below, mainly because of its attachment that does not position it to the place. I prefer a Shure SM57 or Béta57 on a level that can better adjust to the right place. But in one set, the difference is slight, and I use it so often without problems.
The two static over-head to be above the cymbals are excellent, as are the majority of their congeners.
In conclusion, a kit that sounds easy drum mics for a very reasonable cost.
5 dynamic mics for bass drum, snare and 3 toms.
Electret type microphones 2 pencils classic.
Unlike some kits, the snare mic is different from 3 mics for toms, see below the reason.
OVERALL OPINION
Used for 8 years. Excellent value for money.
The bodies of plastic dynamic mics seem fragile, but are largely robust enough and no problem.
A broken clip was bought as a spare part in Thomann.de.
The high quality compared to other battery kits is the response curve of dynamic microphones well suited to this particular use:
To ring a battery, you have to work the response curve, digging the medium strongly, and by two humps, one in the grave and the other in the treble, with frequencies and heights well chosen.
This requires some experience with other brands of mics (Shure, AKG) that have a flat response.
Samson has incorporated the best response curves to its various microphones that sound immediately without having to work their response curve.
Admittedly, this leaves fewer opportunities for settings with conventional microphones, but it is sure to have good sound directly.
As one comparative micro battery SONO Mag magazine is "the perfect choice for my little sister." To put all hands, which is not the case with other brands.
The bass drum mic is very good, all cash, including pressed against the skin where the tape AKG abutting a cloc feature.
The three mics for toms have great sound, one of the best comparative SONO Mag in question.
The snare mic is a little below, mainly because of its attachment that does not position it to the place. I prefer a Shure SM57 or Béta57 on a level that can better adjust to the right place. But in one set, the difference is slight, and I use it so often without problems.
The two static over-head to be above the cymbals are excellent, as are the majority of their congeners.
In conclusion, a kit that sounds easy drum mics for a very reasonable cost.