If you have a moment I would love to hear a quick shootout of this vs. the KNA just to hear exactly how much of an improvement this will give you over a simple piezo
Thanks for the in-depth review! Have you had a chance to compare it to the DPA 4900? I just got one and love the sound and was wondering if this wireless system comes close to the quality of the DPA. Thanks!
Looks an excellent piece of kit. I currently use an AKG C1000s on my Cordoba and a K&K Pure Mini in my Martin 0018, not a fan of clutter of stands and leads, so definitely for consideration.
Thanks for the review! I was eyeballing this one but now it definitely went up to the top of my list :) One sidenote: i always prefer to have a mono signal on L&R anyway rather than suddenly just on one channel. Not sure if you did it on purpose when showing the direct sound into your soundcard.
What’s the piece you play for a sound sample at 13 minutes? It’s mesmerizing. I just got a Cordoba C9 Parlor for my 70th birthday. I’m starting over with your method book #1 Thank you for all you do!
Thanks Bradford. Nice review. Live, my standard is a Shure SM-57. So, I'm always looking for something that is more convenient than taking mics, cables, and mic stands for my guitar trio. But ... this seems like a huge premium for a wireless system. To go this route, I think I would have to be convinced this actually sounded a lot better than a $100 Shure SM-57, which is a pretty high hurdle. You review a lot of things. I feel obligated to ask if you are compensated for these reviews? Not a problem if you are, but important information.
I don't get payment for any of my reviews. I sometimes get the product free but with no strings attached so to speak. There are so many options out there that are good and cheaper, so sound aside, it's the wireless element here is the thing that stands out.
CloudVocal's products are great. I have two of their mics and they're both stellar!
Thanks Brad. Where to buy? Directly from the manufacturer?
Thanks for the review Bradford, excellent and in depth as always. One thing, could you bend the mic stem so it comes outside the guitar?
Maybe, it might be in the way of the strings and your right hand though..
If you have a moment I would love to hear a quick shootout of this vs. the KNA just to hear exactly how much of an improvement this will give you over a simple piezo
Thanks for the in-depth review! Have you had a chance to compare it to the DPA 4900? I just got one and love the sound and was wondering if this wireless system comes close to the quality of the DPA.
Thanks!
I've heard the DPA stuff is great but I haven't tried it. I would like to!
Thanks for your response!
Hey, sounds like a really good mic! I am actually looking for some sort of butget version of this, do you have anything to recommend?
also great presentation and very detailed, I appreciate the detailed presentation
Glad you liked it!
Looks an excellent piece of kit. I currently use an AKG C1000s on my Cordoba and a K&K Pure Mini in my Martin 0018, not a fan of clutter of stands and leads, so definitely for consideration.
Any idea where to avail of a battery replacement of the transmitter microphone, Sir?
Is it magnetic pickup plus condenser microphone
Thanks for the review! I was eyeballing this one but now it definitely went up to the top of my list :)
One sidenote: i always prefer to have a mono signal on L&R anyway rather than suddenly just on one channel. Not sure if you did it on purpose when showing the direct sound into your soundcard.
Oh, I must have forgotten when I bounced the files. My bad.
What’s the piece you play for a sound sample at 13 minutes? It’s mesmerizing. I just got a Cordoba C9 Parlor for my 70th birthday. I’m starting over with your method book #1 Thank you for all you do!
I play a few things but maybe: Lagrima www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/lagrima-by-tarrega-free-pdf/
Thanks Bradford. Nice review. Live, my standard is a Shure SM-57. So, I'm always looking for something that is more convenient than taking mics, cables, and mic stands for my guitar trio. But ... this seems like a huge premium for a wireless system. To go this route, I think I would have to be convinced this actually sounded a lot better than a $100 Shure SM-57, which is a pretty high hurdle.
You review a lot of things. I feel obligated to ask if you are compensated for these reviews? Not a problem if you are, but important information.
I don't get payment for any of my reviews. I sometimes get the product free but with no strings attached so to speak. There are so many options out there that are good and cheaper, so sound aside, it's the wireless element here is the thing that stands out.
Where does the USB plug to? The receiver or the transmitter? I saw a USB connector on the transmitter.
Into the wall plugin or computer for charging.
Is there a power supply provided for the receiver?
It needs to be plugged in.
there was another youtuber, that stated that it had interference. how was it on yours? any interference?
None, but I was also in fairly isolated smaller room.
I’m sure this is great, but I’m not a fan of mic pickups inside the body. Much more natural to have the mic an inch or two above the strings.
Oh man, great toys.
Ya, this one is fun.
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$499 !!