Countryman B6 Lavalier Microphone Review
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- Countryman B6 Professional Lavalier Microphone @ B&H Photo: www.bhphotovide...
We’ve had plenty of requests for a review of a more professional grade lavalier microphone so let’s have a listen and a look at the Countryman B6. This mic was used in the recent Hobbit movies on Martin Freeman as Bilbo and Ian McKellan as Gandalf. I’d like to thank B&H Photo for providing the mic for us to test over the last month. They’re always great to work with!
The Countryman B6 not only sounds great, it is a very versatile option for miking. It comes with three different protective caps that fit over the capsule to provide protection from moisture, but also allow you to sort of fine-tune the sound of the mic. The most common case for this is when you want to hide the mic under the shirt of your talent. In these cases, the shirt will cut some of the high frequency sound. Countryman provides a crisp and super crisp cap to help compensate for that. Of course they also include the flat response cap if you’ll have the mic outside of the clothes.
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Gear covered in this episode:
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Countryman B6 Professional Lavalier Microphone
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Zoom H1 Audio Recorder
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Hushlav Foam Covers For Hiding the Mic Under Clothes
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Gaffer's Tape (Do not use Duct tape for taping your microphones!)
Amazon: geni.us/YCi3WI
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JK MicJ 044 Lavalier Microphone
Amazon: geni.us/waZigC
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RODE Lavalier Microphone
Amazon: geni.us/Jo5r
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I like how even though this was a review, I learned stuff.
+CZsWorld Thanks!
Five years later. Same. This guy is epic.
Always the best reviews. Can't say enough how refreshing it is to have someone provide reviews that cover ALL the bases. You truly add value to my audio purchase decisions. As a DP who is more and more being asked to handle at least some sound, the information you provide is critical to my success. And best of all it's really fun to learn the how and the why. Thank you!
Thanks Benjamin, really appreciate the feedback!
Bet reviews on TH-cam, thumbs up!
***** Thanks!
Thank you Curtis, this is everything i need before buy the lav mic
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My go to mic!! Your videos are the best...so well done and easy to follow... thumbs up!!
***** Thanks!
Your's are by far some of the most helpful and pleasant-to-watch reviews on the subject of audio/video gear I've seen. I'm a DP in need of some educatin' on the subject of location sound and you've been very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks Gary!
Another great review!! This is our next purchase for sure! (Hoping to pick it up Friday!
Wormhole Productions Rad! Happy filming! Keep making awesome stuff!
Great review Curtiss. I'm going to get the B6 lavavlier from Countryman. You convinced me
I hope it works well for you. Happy recording!
@@curtisjudd thank you very much sir!
Nice review, Curtis! I had never heard of this brand before now -- Thanks!
The Photo/Video Show Thanks! Keep up the awesome work over on your channel - love the show!
Curtis Judd Thanks! Been a subscriber of yours for a while. Just now getting around to leaving you a compliment! You've got a great channel too! I love your videos!
Great video Curtis, the B6 is my favorite lavalier mic!
It's a good one!
Brilliant! Very informative. Thank you.
Andrew Lloyd Thanks!
Excellent review! This mic looks awesome. So small. And the price isn't outrageous either haha. This may be my next lav
***** Thanks Matt. That's what I thought, too. Not nearly as pricey as I had assumed.
For your soundproof blankets I bought mine at Northern Tools for $17 however it does not smell chemicals on mine.
Thank you for the video, i will order this lavalier mic as soon as i can.
Steven Rix Great, how well do those blankets work?
They are rated as the best soundproof blankets at this price, people usually use them for portable recording booth, I unfortunately ended up using them as curtains for the time being and it does help with traffic noise. i am in the middle of upgrading a recording room with bass traps, acoustic foam, and sliding doors, I'm not rushing everything, I might get the material from guitar center. I've done a test with the Tascam DR70D I do hear a difference but I want my sound to be "crystal clear".
Interesting Review, thanks
Awesome review!!! Thx!
Ramón BS Thanks!
Good video, thank you for doing this. But I sincerely cannot tell a difference between the various mics when you went from the cheap one to the rode and back to the b6 again. What am I missing here? I tried a few times with earbuds in, and a few times straight out of my laptop. I use the smartlav Rode mic with my smartphone for wedding ceremonies and I think it does a solid job but was looking to step up my audio quality a little. I keep hearing good things about the B6. But what exactly do I need to be listening for to detect the difference in quality? Something is going over my head and I don't know what it is. What would my $300 on this lav (or any other pro caliber lav) be going towards?
+mijonu1 good point. With laptop speakers and earbuds, you often cannot tell a difference. But on higher quality playback systems such as home theaters, you often can tell the difference. The question is, will your clients play the videos on high quality speakers such as with a home theater? If so, you may wish to account for that. You'll probably need better monitors for editing as well. If that's not a service you offer, you can definitely stick with the smartLav+ and be fine. Best wishes!
Substitute you gaff setup for Vapor two sided toupee tape. Works great. They also make a viper clip for the B6.
David Pedersen Thanks David! I'll check those out.
Yay. I was curious about this one.
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Again, a well done video. I noticed that you are very audio-minded lately, what made you shift your focus from video to audio?
And last a little tip: if you're wearing a good pair of headphones the noise-gaps are quite noticeable. I hear the noise fade out and be left with some silence. But other than that. Great work.
Hi Stijn, thanks. Good feedback. It seems the audience is mainly interested in hearing about audio from me since there are so many other places to learn about lighting and video. However, I still have plenty to learn about video production and post so we will be getting back to that as well.
Thank you for the video.
Aaron Davis Homesteading You're welcome!
Thanks for another great review. I have a suggestion for future reviews, that would help me. In this review, as in many others, it's hard to be sure what I am hearing in the comparison section. Since the different products are of similar quality, it often isn't clear to me when you are changing from one mic's sound to the next. Of course, listening over the web makes distinctions less clear, as well. It would help me judge the differences, if, via editing, you were to flash some sort of "change" icon onto the screen at every equipment transition. If this icon stayed onscreen for some standard time, say two seconds, it would make it easier for me to do my listening comparison, by relistening to the transitions between the different mics. Thanks again.
Thanks Derek, for the feedback. I guess my note at the start that the entire episode was recorded on the B6 except when clearly marked in the comparison section was a little confusing.
Great mic - and a really nice case :-) would get the dpa 6060 instead any day though - you dont get anything more transparent and flat than dpa ...
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Another great video - thanks! My 2 cents? I wasn't "blow away" by the sound - but if you talk to any audio guy and mention countryman, they well all nod and say "yes, some good mics." IIRC, back in the day they use to sell a $150 mic that would plug into some lower end (azden?) wireless packs that would totally transform them. Anyways - I often find that different talent voices will really show off one mic vs another. Some handle deep baritone voices really well, and other will not. This mic being so small, I wonder if it's aimed at one-stage performances where you often hid the mic in a wig or hair for singing. Anyways, another great review - and some handy mounting tips on garments!
GeorgeGraves Thanks George. I completely agree, there isn't one lav that is best. It really depends on the voice you're recording.
You should look at the DPA 4060 - it is in my opinion the best sounding lav of them all and it has the lowest selfnoise too - this is not conjecture, but fact. It sounds like a shotgun, not like a tiny mic. Selfnoise is 3 dB lower than the nearest competition, and the mic wire is very resistant to movement noise. It is also one of the smallest - not as small as the countryman, but the DPA sound is better. Also DPA has a lot of accessories for mounting, and the mic connector can be switched between different systems via the microdot adaptor. No lav mic system is as high quality and full featured as the DPA - The only downside is the price - it is, however, in my opinion worth it.
***** Thanks Jan, I'll check it out!
***** Yes, I tested the DPA4061 on my channel against a shotgun mic and the difference between the two isn't much
Hey Jan. What transmitter would work the best with the DPA 4060? And other equipments (sorry, I am completely new to use the sound system)?Thanks!
Hi Curtis! I find your videos so informative and helpful, so thank you for making them! I have the Countryman B6 and Zoom H1 that you reviewed in this video. I recently purchased the mic and believe it's going to be a great mic, however I tend to get a lot of white noise when recording that I then have to go back and use noise removal tools to reduce. This then muffles the audio quality. The input level that I'm using on the Zoom H1 is 55. Do I need to go down to a much lower input level to sort of block out the room/white noise? I know this is a difficult question as each recording environment is unique. Any help is appreciated! Thanks Curtis!
+Joel Kratzer Hi Joel, you can reduce the input level but that will also reduce the dialogue. The best solution is to find a way to manage the noise in the room. Is it from a computer fan? Air conditioner? Putting foam around the offending source (but no so close as to completely impede the airflow) can help. May need to turn off the AC.
In post, you can also use a high-pass filter to cut out much of the white noise which will not affect the voice as much. Best wishes!
+Curtis Judd - Hey there. I currently own two sennheiser g3s with a Zoom F4 and trying to decide which lav mic to get. For work I tend to do a lot of interviews where the microphone showing isn't a problem however I want to get into more narrative film work. Not to mention when trying to mic talent, I was having trouble hiding the Senn ME-2 mics. Would you suggest the Countryman B6 over the Sanken COS-11D? Which would be better for hiding? Which one of these are good for indoors, outdoors, hidden or seen?
Here we are 5 years after this review. I’m on the verge of getting a pair of B6’s. Would you say they are still worth it or has something in a similar price beaten them now?
Still a great option and one of the first choices in my location recording kit.
@@curtisjudd Great review Curtis, thanks! How does the b3 compare to this? I'm looking for my first lav mic, and am thinking of the b3 + the rode go 2
@@colbywinfield The copy I borrowed was pretty noisy.
@@curtisjudd for that price, that’s unfortunate. Thanks for the response Curtis, your content has been very helpful
Nice review Curtis, do you know if the B6 with locking 3.5 will work with a Rode Wireless Go 2 transmitter?
It should, but I don’t have one here to test for certain.
Wow that sounds great! I work with Sanken Cos 11 mics and I'm super impressed but this is even smaller. Crazy does this work with a G3?
Hi Sheldon, yes, with the 3.5mm locking plug, works with G3.
Hi Curtis, great vid! Have you done a B3 vs B6 comparison?
Hi Bruce, I don’t have a published video comparing the two but when I used the B3, the copy I used generated a bit more self noise than I liked. The B6 is great.
Thank you. Excellent and most helpful! I uncertain why you use the phrase "shotgun OR boomed carotid microphones.' I have read that a 'boomed carotid microphone' is a shotgun microphone on a boom. Have I been misinformed? Why "OR?" Many thanks.
Hi Ranjit, thanks for the question. "Boom microphones" are a larger class - any microphone on a boom pole whether a shotgun design with an interference tube, or a non-shotgun super cardioid like a Sennheiser MKH50. In this case, the term "Cardioid" refers to the latter, more specific category. I hope that clarifies. Thanks!
Hi Chris, thank you for taking the trouble to reply. I enjoy your presentations very much as they focus on the topic and not meander. I also enjoy your unhurried, thoughtful style and the imprimatur of authenticity which you so effortlessly convey. Many thanks and all the best.
hey!! I know it’s late, but I’m wondering what microphones are best for doing prank videos, like hidden microphones ones that are clear and doesn’t have wind noise, if you can reply back that’ll be great 😀
Usually those are lavalier mics hidden under the shirt of the prankster with lots of careful post processing and mixing.
+Curtis Judd I just ordered Countryman Isomax Microphone B6 B6W4FF05BRV Omnidirectional Lavalier for $100, is this a good deal?
Also I am thinking about buying Tascam SD-20M Rackmount Solid State Audio Recorder with XLR Mic Inputs would this be able to record the B6 audio?
Please let me know.
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Hi Legendary Blaze, Yes the B6 is great. I haven't used the Tascam recorder. And does your particular Countryman B6 have and XLR connector for the output? They can be purchased with different output connectors.
@@curtisjudd Description is new B6 with
Hardwired 3-Pin XLR Connector
20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response.
Since my Tascam recorder would have 2 XLR inputs I also thought about buying the
Electro-Voice RE20 Broadcast Announcer Microphone with Variable-D as my main youtube microphone for streams/videos with the B6 for vlogs or outside videos, on the go.
What other XLR recordings could I use? I tried looking them up, but I couldn't find that many available.
Do I need to buy a wireless transmitter or how does that work? I currently use a Blue Yeti, but I want to try something new, also my new camera is the Panasonic S1R with 20-60 mm lens.
@@legendaryblaze817 With an XLR connector, you'll want a recorder with XLR inputs. On the low end, the ZOOM H4n Pro and there are lots up from there.
@@curtisjudd Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.
Would the quality of the mic improve with the xlr version?
Actually I need record in a Noisy and Windy Environment. And the Subject will not allow me to Stick the Mic under his Clothing.
+Adeel Hassan Ideally, then, you'd use a shotgun mic in a wind blimp/zeppelin.
Can this mic be used with an XLR adapter like the one offered by Rode (VXLR+) and be plugged into a zoom F3
It should work, yes.
Hey Curtis, quick question, what microphone would you suggest for a live performace with a Mask on? Material is polyeurathane i think, that condensed foam that feels like a plastic, quite strong. Also its for both singing and dialogue, thought I'd just ask a pro before purchase, thanks.
The B6 would be a good choice.
7:00 I dient get it, where is the countryman test? I heard only the cheap one and the rode?! Thanks
The entire video except for those samples at 7:00 is recorded with the Countryman B6 for comparison.
Hello Curtis, always great videos.
One question:
I want to buy a new lav mic with my G3 Wireless System,which one do you prefer?
Countryman B6
Sanken Cos-11D
Sennheiser MKE2
Thank you :)
My first choice is actually the Voice Technologies VT500 which I reviewed more recently: th-cam.com/video/9c74PsslcOk/w-d-xo.html
The B6 is good too. I have two COS-11D's and they're good but I prefer the sound of the Voice Technologies.
Thank you Curtis :)
Hi Curtis, I was just wondering how you would compare this to the Audio Technica AT899? I found both used, but in great condition with their whole package of accessories for a price around $80 to $100 (AT899 - $80, B6 - $98, local audio shop that sells used products). A person at the shop said he liked the B6 more because of size and the sound quality when used on stage work (he is a musician). He did say the AT899 is a great mic for dialogue for interviews or video blogs, but not as great as the B6 for stage acting and singing in his opinion. I tried your suggestion in getting a better sound with my saramonic wireless mic set by lowering the lav mic on my shirt that comes with the set. I got some improvement in sound, but I still want to try improve the sound with a better mic if possible, so again, I really would like your opinion on those two mics, and hopefully you will treat your viewers and me on your channel with a episode on headsets/ear set mics. Thanks for all of your reviews, advice and help. By the way, the guy at the shop said that I could get an xlr to 3.5mm trs / trrs adapter for wireless sets and mobile devices since most pro mics come with xlr connector, but he did say that he would not recommend that because that could effect the sound quality, and so I am up in air about making a purchase for a mic with a xlr connecter or connector that is not a trs or trrs.
I am sorry, the $98 mic was the Countryman B3. There was a B6 used for around $160.
I really like the B6 and that solves the issue of XLR vs. 3.5mm plug for you (I assume the B6 for sale has a 3.5mm plug as most do). The AT899 sounds decent, better than most lower priced mics, but the battery pack is pretty unwieldy which is a big part of the reason they don't use it for stage productions. Since you'll be moving around a lot, I'd opt for the B6. Also, even at $160, that's a bargain.
Thanks, I will then look to possibly buy the B6 then.
Thanks for another great video!
What Lav Mic would you recommend if hiding the mic wasn't an issue? I am happy to just attach a Lav mic to the outside of the shirt for my purposes.
Thanks :)
thoughtprovoking001 That depends on budget and the type of recorder you'll be using. On the low end, the JK MicJ is a great deal at less than $30 US if you record into a small recorder like the Zoom H1. In terms of sound, the B6 I reviewed here sounds best to me, whether hidden or not, but of course it costs nearly $300 USD.
Here's our review of the JK MicJ 044 if you're interested in that: th-cam.com/video/RBxOLnVxg3A/w-d-xo.html
I also like the RODE Lavalier which came with the RODELink wireless system: th-cam.com/video/CONhcUiyIXg/w-d-xo.html
Curtis Judd Thanks Curtis!
Hi Curtis, I have 2 questions regarding the b6/b3;
1) There are sensitivity selection on the b&h website., what are the differences and how do we choose this options.
2) I would like to replace the rodelink lav with the countryman lav, I realize that there are no options for rodelink and only Sennheiser ie "Countryman B6 Omni Lavalier Mic, Standard Sens, with Hardwired 3.5mm Locking Connector for Sennheiser Wireless Transmitters"
Hi Will, 1) I would go with the normal response unless you will be recording lots of screaming and yelling. 2) Yes, the version with the locking connector for Sennheiser works with the RODELink. Good luck!
Thanks Curtis
Have you tried the JK Mic-J S90? It's priced around the same as the 044. I need it for some coverage that I need to do that makes me prefer it over a lapel for handsfree operations. I'm a gamer and mics included on headsets are just terrible. I do have an H6 to run earset mics through so there's that but I was hoping if you have any thoughts on the matter.
LouisM I haven't used the S90 myself but it seems to review pretty well. Seems like a good choice for gaming. In terms of specs, looks similar to the 044 so I'd bet it is worth the approximately $30 US gamble.
Curtis Judd Thanks for for the info! Where I am, it would have been US$ 60 with shipping. Might get it soon. Thanks again
The only thing you didn't do is try the windscreen outside of your shirt with the wind blowing.
+Nick Bussey good catch. I would expect that the included foam wouldn't do much to prevent the wind from blowing across the capsule. I would either hide the mic under clothing or look for after-market expendables like Rycote Undercovers to help in that situation.
hush lav vs under covers?
Hmm, hush lav I think. However, my new favorite hiding place is in the talen's hair (if they've got enough of it). Very few issues with clothing noise and much fuller pickup of all frequencies making it much easier to cut with a boom mic. I just need to find a supplier of tiny tension springs to secure the mic in actors' hair.
I noticed that there were 3 sensitivities, standard, and then 2 more sensitive options, for narrative filmmaking as my primary use, which sensitive would you recommend? Thanks :)
Standard for film. The low sensitivity is for theater where they sing very loudly.
Hey Curt, a little off topic but if I'm going to use the RodeLink with the VXLR adapter, would I setup the connection as a line in or mic in on a preamp?
Ryan Kwon Hey Ryan, mic in. RODELink is designed to send a mic level signal.
Hi, I just bought some Countryman B6's. I got 3 for a really good price so I couldn't refuse. However my cheap TX packs only have a bias voltage of 1.79 volts. They sound crud. Is it the voltage. What voltage do I need for them?
I'd check with Countryman to confirm. If they're not getting enough voltage, that could very much be the issue.
@@curtisjudd Confirmed. My Saramonics have served me well but time for new packs. I got the Countryman rocking on a Sennhieser.
Hey curtis! I was wondering what configuration of the b6 is the right for the rodelink wireless transmitter?
Hi Fabricio, the 3.5mm locking TRS plug for Sennheiser works: bhpho.to/2KtoHS6 Good luck!
I notice on Bhphoto, that there are different connections for the Countryman like for Sony, Sennheiser and etc, but they are still 3.5mm. Do you know which one will be good for the Zoom H5n and hopefully the new Juicedlink DArling recorder?? Please help if you can. thanks
+Humble Pie Yes, the one in the link below the video will work with both the Zoom H5 (you just won't use the locking nut) and with the DARling which has the threads for the locking nut. Best wishes!
+Curtis Judd ..thanks sir
Hi , i want to buy the sanken cos 11d. With the zoom h1. Can i use the sanken with the zoom h1 ? In stereo with no problems? Or i need something else? Im learning in your website
Thanks
Hi Walter, yes, you can use the Sanken COS-11D with the Zoom H1 if you buy this version of it: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/606469-REG/Sanken_COS_11D_PT_BK_EW_COS_11XPT_Omnidirectional_Lavalier_Microphone.html/BI/19904/KBID/12941/kw/SAC11WNSETRB/DFF/d10-v2-t1-xSAC11WNSETRB Best wishes!
where can you buy Hush Lav and the good quality gaff tape?
***** Links in the about section below the video.
I'm really new to all this, and I am just trying to find a wireless system for my youtube channel recordings in the gym. The lavalier mic is just the mic not the whole wireless system, correct? What do I need to be looking for in total for my set up? Our camera mic works great for my kitchen segments, but when I do workout stuff in the gym, the sound is not good. Any advice would be great! Thanks in advance!
+Moxie In Motion That's correct, this is just the microphone. You might have a look at the RODELink wireless system which can record directly to your camera if it has a 3.5mm microphone input, or to a dedicated audio recorder if you prefer: th-cam.com/video/CONhcUiyIXg/w-d-xo.html
Best wishes!
Curtis Judd thanks so much!
Hi Curtis, interesting comparison between B6 and Rode, but I think there is something wrong with the Rode part: I noticed a major noise than it should be. For example @7:03 it's quite audible the difference with the B6 recording when you switch from Rode to B6. B6 has -55dB RMS average (even in the previous rec), Rode is more here, but it can't be because they have quite the same selfnoise (only 1dB difference); more the Rode has a little better sensitivity (21mV vs 16mV). So they should pair at least. Maybe did you do something else in Audition for the Rode or not recorded with the same H1?
The RODE Lavalier is rather noisy in my experience. I don't care much for it. They were both loudness normalized to the same level (LUFS which can result in differing RMS levels).
Apart on the timbric, that's tastes, well... I disagree on the reviews I heard on the noise: for example listen to this mp3 example at middle page: www.thomann.de/gb/rode_lavalier.htm
There is no noise at all!
Maybe has something to do with micon connectors, it's good with XLR and maybe not that great with 1/8'' (on the H1 with a lower phantom voltage) ?
I'm not sure. I may have botched the audio processing. Maybe it isn't noise on my copies, maybe it is midrange harshness? Or perhaps I have two bad copies? I'm really not sure.
Hi Curtis. I noticed that toward the end of a lot of the segments that some hiss got into the mix. Do you know where that was coming from? I.e. is that an artifact from the mic or just from post production?
Thanks!
There are a couple of things going on there. I hear sound from my hands moving and some clothing noise which are accentuated by the loudness normalizing. I didn't want to apply a bunch of noise reduction so that we could hear what the mike truly captures. Also, I have a large freezer in that basement room which sometimes kicks on. I don't think I heard that near the end but it can be heard in some episodes. Real-world stuff :)
Gotcha. Thanks!
+Bob Adams I definitely picked up on that. It sounds like the gain is getting cranked up right as Curtis' last word(s) are being spoken before a cut. It's very apparent. It doesn't sound like freezer noise, clothing noise, or hands moving. It's distinctively a gain sound...or a normalization that's happening which is not preferred. I imagine that it can be eliminated as its of no fault of the mic.
+Larry Marshall Thanks Larry. I went back and listened again with headphones and I do hear it at a few of the transitions. I think you're right, it is a result of the compression and normalization that I did. Still working on my technique there. Thanks for that! :-)
How do you get the Rode lav to feed two channels through the Zoom H1? I only get one channel and am using the Micon TRS attachment. Thnx in advance.
+Gay Shrink Its been a while, I'll have to check. I thought it sent the signal to both channels but if not, then I just dropped the right channel in post and then converted the mono to dual mono.
BTW, I ordered a new Micon 2. Seemed to solve the problem. Thnx.
+Gay Shrink Ah, good to hear!
Where can i find that end plug to connect to the zoom h1?
Hi AVelez Productions, When you order the B6, you get to choose the type of plug. For the H1, you'll want the Sennheiser Locking option which you can find here: bhpho.to/2pJhVwL Good luck!
That giant jack plug just kills the whole idea
... can't tell if that's a joke or if you're actually a moron
Can I plug a B3 into an H1 zoom?
Technically yes, but I didn't get the cleanest performance with that combination.
@@curtisjudd Okay what would you recommend instead for a B3?
@@camgalloway691 Specifically for use with the Zoom H1? Voice Technologies VT500: th-cam.com/video/9c74PsslcOk/w-d-xo.html
this completely re writes EvERYTHING about mics - have you done a "hair mic" edition. That would be funny and informative.
In my sound course we cover how to hide lavaliers in hair. :)
Ah good glad its monetised you deserve it -
Watch Adam Savage build this mic into glasses right here: th-cam.com/video/M4M3I0nXEMI/w-d-xo.html Very neat! And dosnt give you sound from moving alot and the freedom to change shirt too! xD
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