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Published on 11/25/06 at 23:00
Received on Friday, Saturday and installed hot I give you my first impressions.
Aesthetically very nice pearl on top because he has the peculiarity in this finiion be slightly smaller than the micro épyphone it replaces the Zephyr Regent (es-165 copy of at Gibson). The latter had a good jazz sound but lacked a little accuracy and dynamic.
plugged into a Roland Cube-30 channel AD with knobs to 12 and a very light touch of reverb, this micro releases immediately a very good dynamic and a definition of the agreement quite impressive. It sounds like a Classic 57 by now. It should halve the tone of the guitar and the fourth volume to find the classic jazz. A low volume heat pickup is always present and the wooded side of the instrument at all times preserved.
This microphone will not have reserved solely for that purpose and appears to say the least able to compete with other styles more nervous.
In summary the price / quality ratio of GFS Dream 180 is unbeatable and offers for 1 / 5 the price of a CLASSIC 57's ability to access powerful sound of guitar respecting the nature of the instrument with deep bass never aggressive treble all perfectly balanced.
This is only my first impressions. I expect to see over time and in different situations (solo, duo-concert repeats) its true responsiveness.
Aesthetically very nice pearl on top because he has the peculiarity in this finiion be slightly smaller than the micro épyphone it replaces the Zephyr Regent (es-165 copy of at Gibson). The latter had a good jazz sound but lacked a little accuracy and dynamic.
plugged into a Roland Cube-30 channel AD with knobs to 12 and a very light touch of reverb, this micro releases immediately a very good dynamic and a definition of the agreement quite impressive. It sounds like a Classic 57 by now. It should halve the tone of the guitar and the fourth volume to find the classic jazz. A low volume heat pickup is always present and the wooded side of the instrument at all times preserved.
This microphone will not have reserved solely for that purpose and appears to say the least able to compete with other styles more nervous.
In summary the price / quality ratio of GFS Dream 180 is unbeatable and offers for 1 / 5 the price of a CLASSIC 57's ability to access powerful sound of guitar respecting the nature of the instrument with deep bass never aggressive treble all perfectly balanced.
This is only my first impressions. I expect to see over time and in different situations (solo, duo-concert repeats) its true responsiveness.