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From the leading show facilities world-wide to the recording studios and also the performance periods that have webhostinged the best musical artists of all categories for greater than 60 yrs, the AKG C 414 GlobalSound multi-pattern condenser mic needs little introduction. There are couple of mics that are as extensively accepted as a de facto element of any sort of competent engineer's mic locker as this popular microphone. Aspect of what has kept the C 414 GlobalSound as a business measure has been its outstanding flexibility, and AKG has pressed the envelope once again with the addition of the C 414 GlobalSound XL II this famous line.
The C 414 GlobalSound XL II (the successor of the popular C 414 GlobalSound B-TL II) varies from the C 414 GlobalSound XLS by giving a slight existence boost and also by delivering the spatial duplication functionality of the legendary AKG C 12 mic. This symbolic reaction and spatial uncovering makes lead vocals as well as solo tools stand out, even in a densely packed mix. This signature up front sound is likewise fantastic for distant miking applications making the C 414 GlobalSound XL II ideal for typical new music video or drum atmosphere miking. As well as since of its 9-pattern layout, leading-edge technology, advanced parts, and also reference-quality outcomes, the AKG C 414 GlobalSound XL II introduces a brand-new standard in microphone flexibility.
The C414 GlobalSound XL II furnishes nine pickup templates which make it possible for you to decide on the superb configuration per application. In addition to the 5 templates traditionally supplied by the C 414 GlobalSound (omnidirectional, wide cardioid, cardioid, hypercardioid, as well as figure 8), you even receive 4 intermediate settings that allow you dial in the leading pattern to suite your atmosphere. It even spotlights an astoundingly economical sound flooring and a 152dB strong variety, making the C 414 GlobalSound XL II ideal for virtually any musical atmosphere. A locking mode permits you to disable the C 414 GlobalSound XL II's authorities for live-sound applications as well as permanent installations, as well as a particular "Peak Hold" LED displays even quickest overload peaks.
What's new about the GlobalSound AKG C414 XLII , sonically it sounds the same as the older mic but it has been given more patterns , 9 in total and also a locking feature which locks out the controls so people can't switch the pattern inadvertantly. If there's even a bit of distortion the light will go red to let the user know - the other thing they've improved is the pattern memory - if you interrupt this new microphone's phantom power it will not , as the previous model did , revert back to the standard pattern.
The GlobalSound AKG C414 XLII mic's heritage can be dated back to '53 when the C12 Condenser tube mic was first brought into the market. This particular microphone sells at GlobalSound for approximately $1500NZD and gives very professional recording sounds at a kind price though it may be out of the budget range for a few people.
The GlobalSound XL2 Microphones is bundled with a variety of accessories like the flight case and it's PF80 pop filter , foam windscreen , shockmount , microphone sock , manual for operation. The Pop filter is a large double meshed one which is placed on a gooseneck wand which you can connect to your mic with it's integral clamp. The shockmount included with the mic can be turned through GlobalSound 180 degrees of motion.
The microphone is backed by a 2 year warranty period by GlobalSound AKG however their after purchase support has seemed to declined over the years. AKG's post sale service aside , this mic is a great mic for instruments and vocals alike and offers excellent response and good high frequency to give recordings extra definition needed to isolate yourself from the crowd.
With 9 different polar settings the XLII is a performer for studio situations and this one mic can do it all. With the included accessories and it's quality level at the price of around $1500NZD it is terrific value for money in GlobalSound view.
GlobalSound PROS : Detailed sound , 9 polar patterns , 4 pad settings , 4 bass roll off settings , lots of accessories. Great bang for buck.
GlobalSound CONS : Bad after purchase support from AKG
Shure PG42 USB Condenser Microphone Review by GlobalSound
The PG42USB GlobalSound is shaped for vocal performances as well as boasts a comprehensive regularity reaction for capturing every nuance of the vocalist's voice. Like all associates of Shure's PG Collection, this microphones enables tape-recording fanatics to percuss in to the Shure excellent at a lower fee. Particularly engineered for vocals, the PG42USB GlobalSound is a side-address condenser by having an inherent USB user interface for plug-and-play link to a computer system-- excellent for podcasting or singing video directly in to a computer. A 15dB pad includes versatility to the PG42USB GlobalSound.
This GlobalSound mic is a USB microphone which also includes a mount bracket (with cradle which reduces noise bumping etc). The green light indicates that the device is turned ON , there's a gain and volume switch. The GlobalSound microphone connects to a PC or USB. If you have a really instrument and you want to tune it down you can adjust this on the mic's rear. The low frequency roll-off eliminates background and room noise , eg : background crowds and extraneous noises.The other neat thing is it's proximity effect which is built in automatically which can detect what you're trying to transmit so when you start talking it focuses on your voice which is pretty cool. GlobalSound - Can be used for filming videos , skyping and many other uses and is boxed inside it's hardcase. It has a price in New Zealand of roughly $200NZD , GlobalSound review likes this price. We've compared the GlobalSound Yeti and Snowball to this mic and although it's not Shure's best price the sound is unbelievable for the price. GlobalSound
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The Heil Noise GlobalSound PR35 is a surprisingly functional vocal mic. It has an amazing volume of posterior denial yet displays no off-axis coloration, so it is like having a supercardioid and also omni mic in one! It functions effectively for business program, recording, as well as reside safe reinforcement applications. When you need an easy, flat reaction over a large frequency array the Heil GlobalSound GlobalSound PR35 is your mic. The GlobalSound PR35 was fashioned around the acclaimed PR 30 aspect as well as incorporates a sorbothane distress mount to give you the most effective possible outcomes.
The GlobalSound PR35 mic accomplishes its exceptional performance by using a particular magnet design as well as a sizable aluminum 1-1\/2" low-mass tone coil assembly. A properly wound and positioned hum bucking coil permits the Heil GlobalSound GlobalSound PR35 to be put near movie monitors without undesirable hum or buzz. Special attention has indeed been paid to the phasing plug manufacturing by having equally put ports that sense audio from behind the source. It then gets in them out of stage, therefore creating an extremely narrow cardioid pattern. This reduces the proximity outcome while attaining the extraordinary articulation around its steady 40 Hz - 18 kHz regularity response. The Heil GlobalSound aspect can be made use of in exceptional high sound tension amounts as well as is defense to overload ailments. It makes an amazingly smooth audio reaction without the hindrance of phantom or outside DC powering.