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Mixed feelings
I needed an instrument for winds and strings, and thought that this one can be used for both, but to be honest not totally.
Its not expensive comparing to others and good to try, but not perfect for my case. The clip is quite comfortable, but take into account how wide is the part of instrumen, where you want to set instrument - the clip is really linited in the angle it can be opened.
Now about sound.
I tried it with etno wind instrument which is alike the block-flute, but for that purpose it's not perfect: if I set it to close to the source of sound - it catches too much wind. If I try to change position - I start loosing level of sound OR some frequencies, which is not much easy then to fix with EQ. Need to admit that I feel lack of some bright high frequencies (but when trying to add them with EQ - I get more noise), so honestly... As for amateur played (for my son) its not bad, but if you want really good sound - probably you need to take a look at other options. And, of course, compare. And listen to your ears - probably, for you instrument frequencies it will suite better. But let's agree, as for the first mic for an amateur musician - it's quite okay
Its not expensive comparing to others and good to try, but not perfect for my case. The clip is quite comfortable, but take into account how wide is the part of instrumen, where you want to set instrument - the clip is really linited in the angle it can be opened.
Now about sound.
I tried it with etno wind instrument which is alike the block-flute, but for that purpose it's not perfect: if I set it to close to the source of sound - it catches too much wind. If I try to change position - I start loosing level of sound OR some frequencies, which is not much easy then to fix with EQ. Need to admit that I feel lack of some bright high frequencies (but when trying to add them with EQ - I get more noise), so honestly... As for amateur played (for my son) its not bad, but if you want really good sound - probably you need to take a look at other options. And, of course, compare. And listen to your ears - probably, for you instrument frequencies it will suite better. But let's agree, as for the first mic for an amateur musician - it's quite okay
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