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Note : 6 sur 10
Published on 06/20/11 at 01:51
Dynamic mics to record instruments in the studio.
I recommend to use them as a pair on acoustic instruments (I use them on piano).
These are condenser mics. They require 48V phantom power.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using them for one year and I'm quite satisfied with them. They are an excellent value for money (it's hard to find a single studio mic for the price of two C2s). Their frequency response is interesting, although not perfect. Very weak highs. These mics need some EQing.
If possible, you should use them with a compressor, otherwise they sound too metallic.
Avoid using them onstage: They are not completely isolated (shielded) and produce a lot of feedback, which is very hard to get rid of.
I recommend to use them as a pair on acoustic instruments (I use them on piano).
These are condenser mics. They require 48V phantom power.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using them for one year and I'm quite satisfied with them. They are an excellent value for money (it's hard to find a single studio mic for the price of two C2s). Their frequency response is interesting, although not perfect. Very weak highs. These mics need some EQing.
If possible, you should use them with a compressor, otherwise they sound too metallic.
Avoid using them onstage: They are not completely isolated (shielded) and produce a lot of feedback, which is very hard to get rid of.