Audio-Technica AT831b

I use it on classical guitars

OVERALL OPINION

Used for 1 year, bought on the recommendation of a friend guitarist and music retailer. I had not tried other micro before. I tried one or two others after the AT831 but still by far the best. For me it is a great investment that I can switch from one instrument to another.
Its extremely faithful to a guitar concert. It has the defects of its qualities when it is put on a good guitar: it transmits any ambient noise and can induce feedback in live if there are pregnant back. I'll try a cache rosette to see if it's better.
Very good quality and strength (he fell several times, I am hanging over ...), very convenient to mount the instrument. It is expensive (200eu) but for me it is well worth the price and I would buy the same, unless there is a model of the same quality that is more prescriptive and prevents feedback.

Micro tie statique.Avec housing supply if not PSU ph.
Support tie.
Bracket on rose guitar


OVERALL OPINION

Scene -1 and 2 sessions of home-studio.
-For the gypsy guitar sound I try:

B-Band-fitted by a luthier: He can not stand fishing with a big mouth.
-The Schertler: It works, in the cellar and it cost € 400 but it works.
The micro-stage KM184, SM81, MK012 ....

I did not try to vote.
The sound is the guitar away from the table as a sensor, it is convenient to use and not cost cher.faible taken for a microphone feedback.

Seems fragile, especially the system and fix the little cable to go to the box which is encombrant.Enorme proximity effect the cutting down of the housing is not enough it must be cut above 100hz or even in the 150-200.Il seems sensible wind for outdoor applications. I do not think he can cope in all situations unlike Schertler.

Report QP: 9 - I am very satisfied with the products but we are happy to have a sound technician.