AKG C411 L
Weighing only 18 grams (0.6 oz.), this ultra-light condenser pickup is ideal for acoustic
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guitar, mandolin, violin, and most other stringed instruments. The C 411 will give a clear and uncolored sound without changing the balance of the instrument. Att...
AKG C411 L
Weighing only 18 grams (0.6 oz.), this ultra-light condenser pickup is ideal for acoustic
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guitar, mandolin, violin, and most other stringed instruments. The C 411 will give a clear and uncolored sound without changing the balance of the instrument. Attaching the C 411 on or near the bridge or anywhere else on the instrument is easy with the included non-marring, reusable, solventfree adhesive compound.C 411 L: With mini XLR connector for use with B 29 L battery operated power supply, MPA V L external phantom power adapter, or AKG WMS bodypack transmitters.Features:Ultra-light vibration pickupCondenser transducer in sealed enclosureCable with lockable miniature XLR connectorFrequency range10 to 18,000 HzMax. SPL100 dB (for 1% THD)Impedance200 ohms unbalancedRecommended load impedance>=1000 ohmsSupply voltage9 to 52 V phantom power to DIN 45596 or battery powering from B 29 L or AKG bodypack transmitterCurrent consumptionapprox. 2.2 mAConnectorC 411 L: 3-pin mini XLRCableC 411 L: 1.5 m (5 ft.)Finishmatte blackDimensions27 x 14 x 9.5 mm / 1.1 x 0.5 x 0.3 in.Net weightC 411 L: 18 g / 0.7 oz.Shipping weightC 411 L: 150 g / 5.5 oz.
Advantages: Industry standard bass drum mic. Versatile. Disadvantages: Lacks the natural 'boom' of some other bass drum mics.
...The AKG D112 is generally a very sensible purchase. It has a home in almost all studios, from the small time musicians project bedroom studio, to the pro's studio.
With a retail price of around £110, it's hardly breaking the bank either.
However, you may still need to pair this mic up with another companies bass drum mic, as it can be a bit 'extreme' in it's sound. The AKG really catches to slap and punch of the kick drum. Similar to a basketball bouncing on a laminate wood floor. It's not devoid of all 'boom' and warmth but in some cases, you may need to use two microphones, one to get the boom and ambience of the bass drum, and the AKG to get the punch and presence.
For bands using a double bass pedal, the AKG allows the bass drum to really cut through the rest of the instruments where a more 'boomy' bass drum mic may not have...
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...grade 8 and through the beginning of my diploma. I would like to upgrade now, but the upgrade to the YFL411 is way more expensive and I am afraid out of my budget.
Overall, I found the flute to be an amazing instrument, and I would highly reccommend it to anybody. I always find, everybody who hasn't learned the flute always says to me that they aren't able to play, because they can't get a noise out of it. Well to be honest it took me almost a week to get a single note, but everyone can do it, and practice makes perfect! I promise its rewarding. All the way through school, I was in the Orchestra and I even had my own flute quintet. I found it most rewarding to hear the applauds after we played. After I finished my A-levels, I decided to learn Sax, I now play in a Jazz group at my uni, as well as in the orchestra. I have managed to teach...
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I have got to admit the features attracted me to this phone,but it is seriously not upto scratch even though it has a fair range of features.The VGA camera and video player is extremly blurry.It has no headphones and no USB cable, it cannot hold M4A... more
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