Samson C02 Pencil Condenser Microphones (Pair)

OK. This isn't the first time I've done a review of 5 stars because I often don't see their legitimacy (or the writers behind them) and the reviews are often "fake". The Eyes Are Red" (Ooh). Shiny! I will, however, make an exception in this case. (OK. I could probably convince them for four if I gave them this much. If it was to stand with my "five nos", I would. Rule 4: stars can be used as reviews. However, I think I'll leave it at that. I just don't consider these to be as powerful as some of the other microphones, at least in my application. Ah, I bought them just so I would get high. Using my own acoustic guitar studio to create fine acoustic guitar recordings. The only thing I need to work on is balance - that's an important attribute. It's an Sennheiser 835S with a stage microphone. The results are good -- This mic works as a recording mic, but not on stage. However, the fundamental misconception about this microphone is that it has no recordings to give you a voice. A real good fishman built-in pickup as well as a pre-conditioning unit of mine are also present in my "Cordoba GK Pro Negra" guitar. an also high quality sound in a studio recording, so it suffers "from the meh factor. ". The studio is where I feed inputs into a Presonus AudioBox 22VSL interface from the home studio. I then opened the laptop. For quality recording on a laptop, not even consider running your inputs directly into the computer from where the recording is. Today, we will focus on another topic. Anyway, my goal was primarily to get my studio with an audio quality I could truly enjoy. I ended up buying a couple of dedicated mics to do this. I didn't (do not) have an unlimited budget, so I decided to try them out. I have no doubt they gave me good feedback in general. Especially if you are trying to get US$100 per couple for two at (approximately) these prices. Taking them out of their travel box led me to draw the "sturdy" feeling I felt when they hooked up to my interface. I launched them, and now they jumped out of the box. (No, they need phantom power to get the whole package going. Using phantom power doesn't generate sound. Just a quick look at "phantom power" and cables. It can not be afforded by a laptop that allows the extra 48 volt shot these mics require. To use these mics with headphones, you absolutely will have to use some sort of audio system. In addition, I use an audio visual interface known as a "Presonus AudioBox 22VSL". If the guitar cable is 1/4 inches or larger, then this box can accept both cables. I cannot use another interface's phantom-power, but there is a specific interface where 1/4 inch cables can't be used for this purpose. You would be surprised how infrequently I utilize X-ray cables for phantom power when making stereo mics. Be aware that other interfaces might run the same way, so you need to verify this. It is so important to use 1/4 inch cables for connecting to these mics. Be sure to use XLR cables if you are using the mics with an interface. Please be warned, though. However, I wanted to take the time to review the book. The hairs on them are very sensitive to light and heat. The plan was to satisfy my desires. There are some "sweet spots" you need to find them to optimally position them, but this too will take some time, as I find that moving them around makes them tone differently to fit around. Using the cardioid pattern that I desired, I ended up finding what I was looking for. A key cause of their sensitivity is their picking up on my breaths when you try to look down at their fingers while playing an instrument, which is why I found myself paying more attention not to look down at my hands. The wind screens I receive in this package certainly allow me to lose most of this, but I still do not want to use anything that will block any of the natural frequencies of the universe. I now own a couple of discs. Popping shape. It depends on how close I get to my mouth and mics what to position. There was no problem associated with that. It started as an online form. Now I'm using it. This easy to use filter system makes cleaning my room quick and easy. The dirty solution was simply not to mask my pollution. This tool greatly assisted with eliminating puffed and rumbling breaths. However, not long after use, it simply proved a waste of time. Therefore, I purchased the pop-infused shot. filters. If I could just stop blinking my eyelids then maybe things would be smoother. Ha ha! The best way to make a joke is to use humor. Since they are not particularly sensitive, I does not need my studio to be totally silent with ambient noise coming from outside. Another reason is that there is no inherent need for sound quality improvement since the cardiovascular pattern repeats itself. It seems that always pointing the mics away from the window means anything with an edge of background noise is gone. I also appreciate the heavy drapes on my windows. For the final time, perhaps you should do something. . . Both mics were included in a toughshell travel case with plenty of room to spare. Let me rap it up to try to set the record straight: My review did not feel overly gushing based on some really extensive testing in my home studio. You may have to pay depending on other situations and circumstances or in terms of applications but with home recording mics you can record acoustic guitar. Particularly if using this as my application, this mic truly lives up to its bargain price.

Royce Booker

| Feb 26, 2021

Sadly the seller sent me the same single microphone kit as my opports my single microphone kit instead of the pair kit as advertised. However, I had to return the product due to a lack of reviews, although the microphones themselves are quite good. I had to return to editing. Ordering from Blue Apron. e order from B& Photo taken as I don't trust the seller since they are leaving me in the lurch). This microphone we use for our Youtube LiveCast, as I know no one else with them right now. Their proximity microphones, as used live cast on set, work great. With three hosts on the stage, we produce an exceptional live audience. Our shots simply won't pan out with a shotgun Mic, so instead we need our pickup range to carry a heavier cover. Their sound quality is fair, even on a reasonable price since they are placed well above our heads, out of frame and pick up a lot of ambient sound very well without picking up any noise from our home theaters. These are excellent entry level microphones because four times the price is better, so consider them fantastic value. In mid level audio settings, there is a good microphone. A high price for quality is what the market needs. It depends a great deal on how well the sound is made. This microphone compares to our label microphones. Sounds not great at all, but the cleanest and most reliable audio we can find, as there was no noise movement rustling (from the Lavalier mics), and there are no cords I would need to worry about tripping or getting tangled. The best part is that this is really what it is all about. We have a microphone where we're able to move easily without worry. With two of them we will be able to better capture our set sound without it being dominated by one person. is looking for a reliable, lightweight, affordable and high-quality boom microphone, especially to use in a livecast or an interview, go for it. This is what you've been looking for. A seller you may want to consider could be another bidder.

Ila Kline

| Jun 03, 2021

I can't believe how ridiculously expensive these things are. podcasts are one example of where they are being used. two Rode NTG1s, which I own as well. You'll be able to tell the difference in brands by their packaging, but not at the point of sale. I'm sure some audiophile snobs would prefer their devices, but 99% of everyone cannot tell the difference between a stereo and an audio. In addition, I find it impossible to take advantage of the always so slight variations in sound that I experience if my studio headphones are in front of me with my Rode and Samson in front of me quickly switching back and forth (with no EQ). With the Samson, you have less bass as well as fewer trebles. There is absolutely no way to find out who is using the Samsons since their background music/sound effects are as big as those of the people using the laptop. Rode mics weigh around 3 or 4 times more than those. My setup does not bother me so far, because I have the units on arm mounts mounted on the wall, but you might change it if you were using this for a mobile device.

Derek Hutchinson

| Nov 20, 2021

For $89, I purchased one pair of these mics in late 2017. They do an excellent job. A unique design makes them fickle - they tend ot be finicky by design - they are finicky by design - Your recordings will get better if you position them simply right along with the instruments, or if you do have instruments, align them just right between the rooms. In reality, this is all a matter of pointing at your recording using a Directional Condenser Microphone. Thanks to all my work, I was able to save up for my equipment upgrades and get great results. Apparently, the prices of these mics differ significantly from those for which I bought them. On this page, I found more cost differences between the mics and their price when I bought them. Despite the merits of the $90 mics, I wouldn't bother with $1,400 for them, if I were you. The microphones are very well constructed, so grab them if the prices drop or you are able to get them on sale. At $140, you can do better. The price will drop if it falls - I will switch back to the whole thing. All of us can take comfort in knowing they were done in a very good manner.

Mallory Bradley

| Jan 26, 2022