Bass drum microphone dynamic supercardiode FK-2, 30-10000 Hz bandwidth
sensitivity -62 dBV / Pa (0.8 mV / Pa) max sound level. 147 dB, 200 ohms impdance
Weight 210 g

snare micro FS-6 Dynamic supercardiode, 50-16000 Hz bandwidth
sensitivity -55 dBV / Pa (1.8 mV / Pa) max sound level. 140 dB, 200 ohms impdance
Weight 130 g

toms micro FT-4 Dynamic supercardiode, 50-12500 Hz bandwidth
sensitivity -55 dBV / Pa (1.8 mV / Pa) max sound level. 150 dB, 200 ohms impdance
Weight 130 g

Micro HI-10 charley lectret cardioid, 50-18000 Hz bandwidth
sensitivity -38 dBV / Pa (12.6 mV / Pa) max sound level. 134 dB
109 dB dynamic scale, impdance 200 ohm load impdance min. 1 Kohm
9 ~ 48V phantom power, 5 mA. Weight 120 g

HO-8 micro overheads lectret supercardiode, 40-18000 Hz bandwidth
sensitivity -33 dBV / Pa (22.4 mV / Pa) max sound level. 136 dB
115 dB dynamic scale, impdance 200 ohm load impdance min. 1 Kohm
36 ~ 52V phantom power, 3 mA. Weight 320 g

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for two years, it is my first microphone so I can not compare. Same if they seem to ring cardboard first, eventually APRS treatment is much better. But without treatment, I think they are ways they relate to the purchase price. It is a model of a recorder korg D3200, for those who want an extract Crivi me.

With the same budget I would do this choice, even if I tried it ranges over before To check whether a set is worth five times as much in a good stock pickups. One day, I would!