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Sony c-37 : Recensione di ericthegreat
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Questo è un condensatore valvolare che Sony ha messo fuori a pochi anni fa, ma la sua ancora utilizzato in un lavoro rapido ritmo di musica di oggi. . Mi ha sorpreso inizialmente di vedere questo microfono in studio dove lavoro, come io non sapevo bene Sony avuto alcun tipo di reputazione per fare microfoni. Tuttavia, ho presto scoperto che in realtà è un bel pezzo di equipaggiamento.
Non vorrei prendere questo microfono fuori dallo studio a tutti. Se si può anche trovare uno al giorno d'oggi, sta andando essere veramente fragile, e sicuramente molto costoso da risolvere. A seconda della lesione potrebbe anche essere impossibile da risolvere. Inoltre, in realtà non hanno molto in uso "sul campo" se si vuole, come è il calore e la risposta lo rendono migliore relativamente vicino-microfonato situazioni. Viene fornito con il suo alimentatore, come i microfoni più tubo fare. L'alimentatore dispone di un roll-off bassi opzione su di esso.
Non vorrei prendere questo microfono fuori dallo studio a tutti. Se si può anche trovare uno al giorno d'oggi, sta andando essere veramente fragile, e sicuramente molto costoso da risolvere. A seconda della lesione potrebbe anche essere impossibile da risolvere. Inoltre, in realtà non hanno molto in uso "sul campo" se si vuole, come è il calore e la risposta lo rendono migliore relativamente vicino-microfonato situazioni. Viene fornito con il suo alimentatore, come i microfoni più tubo fare. L'alimentatore dispone di un roll-off bassi opzione su di esso.
This is a tube based condenser that sony has put out a few years ago but its still used in today‘s fast paced music work. . I was surprised initially to see this microphone in the studio where I work, as I didn't really know Sony had any kind of reputation for making microphones. However, I soon discovered that it is in fact a fine piece of equipment.
I wouldn't take this microphone out of the studio at all. If you can even find one nowadays, it's going to be really fragile, and definitely really expensive to fix. Depending on the injury it might even be impossible to fix. It also doesn't really have much use out in "the field" if you will, as it's warmth and response render it better for relatively close-mic'd situations. It comes with it's own power supply, as most tube mics do. The power supply has a bass roll-off option on it.
I wouldn't take this microphone out of the studio at all. If you can even find one nowadays, it's going to be really fragile, and definitely really expensive to fix. Depending on the injury it might even be impossible to fix. It also doesn't really have much use out in "the field" if you will, as it's warmth and response render it better for relatively close-mic'd situations. It comes with it's own power supply, as most tube mics do. The power supply has a bass roll-off option on it.
Opzioni Generali
Nel complesso, mi è piaciuto molto usarlo su un amplificatore per chitarra, in quanto ha fornito un giro, il tono di grasso che non ha perso la chiarezza o si sentono troppo luminoso (anche se ero con il mio inizio, che è il più luminoso chitarra dal suono che io abbia mai sentito). Questo ha funzionato meglio per pulizia chitarre, non quelli pesantemente distorta. Ho anche goduto il suo utilizzo sulle chitarre acustiche quando ho bisogno di una risposta altrettanto caldo. Se si riesce a trovare una C 37 usato vi costerà un centesimo bella, ma è probabilmente un buon prezzo se si stanno prendendo in considerazione l'acquisto di questo come va a tutti in giro, tutti microfono scopo. Detto questo, è probabilmente fuori della fascia di prezzo per il proprietario home studio, ed è generalmente indicato per i professionisti. Questo è un microfono molto ricercato con una grande reputazione e la qualità del suono una copia di backup. Sony ha fatto prodotti di alta qualità per sempre, e il C-37 è uno dei loro migliori microfoni.
Overall, I really enjoyed using it on a guitar amp, as it provided a round, fat tone that didn't lose any clarity or feel too bright (even though I was using my Strat, which is the brightest sounding guitar I've ever heard). This worked better for cleaner guitars, not heavily distorted ones. I have likewise enjoyed it's use on acoustic guitars when I need a similarly warm response. If you can find a C 37 used it will cost you a pretty penny, but is probably a good price if you are considering buying this as your go to all around, all purpose microphone. This being said, it is probably out of the price range for the home studio owner, and is generally suited for professionals. This is a highly sought after mic with a great reputation and the sound quality to back it up. Sony has been making high quality products forever, and the C-37 is one of their best microphones.
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This is a tube based condenser that sony has put out a few years ago but its still used in today‘s fast paced music work. . I was surprised initially to see this microphone in the studio where I work, as I didn't really know Sony had any kind of reputation for making microphones. However, I soon discovered that it is in fact a fine piece of equipment.
I wouldn't take this microphone out of the studio at all. If you can even find one nowadays, it's going to be really fragile, and definitely really expensive to fix. Depending on the injury it might even be impossible to fix. It also doesn't really have much use out in "the field" if you will, as it's warmth and response render it better for relatively close-mic'd situations. It comes with it's own power supply, as most tube mics do. The power supply has a bass roll-off option on it.
I wouldn't take this microphone out of the studio at all. If you can even find one nowadays, it's going to be really fragile, and definitely really expensive to fix. Depending on the injury it might even be impossible to fix. It also doesn't really have much use out in "the field" if you will, as it's warmth and response render it better for relatively close-mic'd situations. It comes with it's own power supply, as most tube mics do. The power supply has a bass roll-off option on it.
Overall Opinion
Overall, I really enjoyed using it on a guitar amp, as it provided a round, fat tone that didn't lose any clarity or feel too bright (even though I was using my Strat, which is the brightest sounding guitar I've ever heard). This worked better for cleaner guitars, not heavily distorted ones. I have likewise enjoyed it's use on acoustic guitars when I need a similarly warm response. If you can find a C 37 used it will cost you a pretty penny, but is probably a good price if you are considering buying this as your go to all around, all purpose microphone. This being said, it is probably out of the price range for the home studio owner, and is generally suited for professionals. This is a highly sought after mic with a great reputation and the sound quality to back it up. Sony has been making high quality products forever, and the C-37 is one of their best microphones.
