Used in almost all rehearsals for 6 months to work at home, and qq lives. The sound is enough to hear all the beats and singing in our own atmosphere generally much messy and "bouncing". Were tested with a positioning of the amplifiers and a balance in real quick with everyone just for the creature, and immediately it sounds better is downright exploitable: we canvassed nicely with the result, once a Light reaper small passage just to recalibrate the stereo and redo a small equalizer. Mode "omnidirectional" exploiting the two pairs of microphone for that (record repeated) more absolutely undeniable, really qq c. not to be missed for musicians as a group.

Obviously the price has not been pro microphones, you can hear it anyway. But it remains a good thing as micro anyway to capture the amp, that's the joke in overhead as well, and not doing so bad for the bass. Never tried direct vocal mic, I think it's worth any "microphone singing" entry-level but no more.

Also note: it's cash heavy noise level, and it saturates when the digital is not immediately Niagara Falls - and fortunately for us, who have, shall we say ... peaks of musical tension as measured in decibels (scratch them to death).

In short, the risk of repeating myself, for a group that wants a tool for repeated, even a peaceful demonstration with no round is enough bonnard, why the Omni is awesome to take everyone in a room.

In addition, it is "sound card" for more broke: a good headphone, a small laptop or an EEEPC, a DI + adapter jack / mini jack, Reaper plugs qq + + asio4all chosen, and roll my chicken to "almost nothing "... (Cons with no USB charging, everything goes through battery or transformer is not the best)