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  • The T.bone SC-140 Stereo Set

    « Excellent! An excellent value for money! »

    I find them excellent for: flamenco guitar, violin, viola, cello, overheads, snare (pads) condenser technology. OVERALL OPINION I use the sc 140 for 2 years already and I love it! You can really put them on almost everything! (Few static with a-10

  • The T.bone SC450

    « Very good first choice »

    Cardioid vocal mic that works with 48V phantom power. It comes with a nice-looking case, inside which is the mic itself and the suspension, as well as spare rubber bands. OVERALL OPINION I've used it for 5 years in my home studio for vocals and so

  • The T.bone SCT2000

    silverthorn's review

    See other comments for technical details. OVERALL OPINION I've had this microphone for a week, it does take an hour of pre-warming before you can use it - user's guide says 10 minutes min, but trust me this mic needs a full hour to reach its potent

  • The T.bone SC1100

    « For Vocals or Acoustic Guitar »

    The T.Bone SC1100 is a large diaphragm microphone with switch able omni, figure eight and cardioid patterns. I have used several similar microphones from this line like the Rode NT 1 and Studio Projects C1. The T.Bone SC 1100 didn’t really stick out

  • The T.bone EM 900

    « EM 900 is diverse »

    The T bone EM 900 is a condenser microphone with a frequency response of 50-18000 HZ with a Cardioid polar pattern. I have used the EM 900 with phantom power though you can use it with a battery. Though I only purchased one of these at the time, I h

  • The T.bone RB500

    « crisp quality »

    The Tbone RB 500 is a really amazing ribbon mic. These are a pretty penny so you don't want to use these live if there is a chance someone could knock it. Ribbon mics are known for being fragile, but this one can handle up to 136dB, which is plenty o

  • The T.bone SC300

    « good for price »

    Sure, you can find more expensive mics, but I don't think the quality will be that much higher. The T.bone SC300 mics put out crystal clear sound, just make sure your system doesn't produce noise, but you don't have to worry about this mics. They a

  • The T.bone MB85 Beta

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    Originally written by Yam59 on Audiofanzine FR. I used to have a Shure SM57 for trumpet and a bugle for pop and jazz. I forgot my mic when I went to a rehearsal so I used the T-Bone MB85. OVERALL OPINION I was impressed by the highs! No distorti

  • The T.bone EM 1000

    karnickel's review

    Back-Elektret-Condenser Small Diaphragm suitable for live and recording. OVERALL OPINION After this microphone fell into my hands, i was really content using it for acoustic guitar and tried to find out more about t.bone. Well, T.Bone is not a manu