It works for smaller percussion? What else do I need to use this product? Thank you.
1433657
You will need an XLR style mic cable and a mixer that has a phantom power source. The mic needs power so phantom power must be provided either by the mixer or an external box. This mic is designed primarily for measurements for room acoustics or speaker performance. A program like "Room EQ Wizard" is a must to complete a measurement. It can be downloaded for free at a website called "Home Theatre Shack"
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You need a mic preamp with in built phantom power . It should be a minimum of 15 Volts and can be up to 48 volts max. For drum use,48 V is better. It has an omni directional sensitivity. Will pick up room ambiance. Note that the max spl is 127dB for 1% distortion and so position may be critical for good sound. Has a very flat response and should sound good. Might add that this mic seems to be designed for measurement use. Close miking of percussion could over load it !
1433659
You need a mic preamp with in built phantom power . It should be a minimum of 15 Volts and can be up to 48 volts max. For drum use,48 V is better. It has an omni directional sensitivity. Will pick up room ambiance. Note that the max spl is 127dB for 1% distortion and so position may be critical for good sound. Has a very flat response and should sound good.
1433660
this mic is designed to be a flat response real time analyzer mic for pinking and time aligning sound systems, wrong tool for the job for recording or live micing applications imho.
370107
I use it for trombone. Clipped to the bell. It won't tune anything lower than the F below the staff on bass clef.
1971791
Yes. My son uses it on a regular drum set. It is a great pedal, I would definitely recommend it.
1630706
I use it for my Roland small combo guitar amp, and it works well. With low quality music like from youtube, it wont play bass well. But for guitar, very great!
90045
Yes. It works fine with smaller guitars. I have two of these and use them religiously when the humidity is low.
1593089
I use it on a banjo, there is a sticky side on the base, but it's not very functional. I rigged up some tape to keep it stable and the nodes. Not sure how it would work for a harp. The pick up itself works very great
1405304
I would consider this a high pitched drum. It's only 8 inches, so not very big to give a very low pitch. That said, it's not tuned as high as a djembe or snare. They're not super precise and would change based on your humidity. I have 6 and they're all slightly different, but all have a good sound.
1263686
Its made for a snare-stand. I suggest not buying a cheap one (it'll come in handy if you eventually by a snare). Mapex makes a good one; plan on spending $50-60.
1437497
Sure, but I would recommend using a soft end. Keep in mind that this bass drum is small and (even though durable) can possibly wear out. Which is not as cheap to replace like an acoustic bass head. I double kick so I am using a softer end to make sure it last.
906840
I bought a snare drum stand. There are holes in the bottom to accommodate it. It works great and was recommended.
1260690
I use it for that. I use the 3mm. But for me its harder when you get close to the base.
393682
Originally I used a snare stand (not recommended),it wouldn't sit still.You have to get the mount for the back of the unit,various prices available.I found a straight bar w/clamp on top that fits in an old pearl cymbal stand for about $40.Depending on what your mounting it to,your looking at another $50 to $100 in purchases.I found it well worth it.
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it's a chromatic tuner and it picks the vibration from the instrument, so it should work with any instrument that has a large enough section where the tuner can be clipped. Looking at pictures of hammer dulcimers in Google I see that it has a box structure and I don't see where it could be clipped. Maybe the best option for it would be a tuner like a Korg CA1 or similar with a clip on adapter like the Korg CM-100L that could be clipped in the sound hole.
664553
The mallet is useless and fragile ...I needed to add additional wrapping of cloth tied with thread and not tape to get the boom i wanted also use the mallet carefully on the drum. I tried taping cloth with cello tape and it muted the bass
2122559
It does from what little I know about kids drums. The snare sound a bit off, but maybe tightening them may help.
897223
We use it on a dulcimer and it works well - can not tell about other instruments.
765580
Yes, that's what I'm using mine for, it works just fine. Make sure your bass drum pad can fit two beaters though