Hi all,
Thank you all VERY MUCH for all of your advise!
It means a lot because I really don't know what I'm doing, and having your expertise for free is awesome!
Mic was delivered today and I did some testing. Only had one of the choir girl present but I think it sounded amazing. It also picked up sound from far away, which will work great with the Adult Choir. I think I'll be keeping the 2 mics and see how they sound as we go on.
The only downside was that there's no switch on these mic, is that normal? The higher quality of the mic, that theres no switch? I'll have to remember to mute each mic when not in use from now.. Do some of you get color caps? on mics so you know which one is hooked up to which channel?
Mike SpitzerI'm sorry but I'm having a hard time understanding your explanation, haha... But the singers will have their own mic, but it will be a shared mic for the choir.
I want to get 2 mics that could do both for the 2 girls and for the choir so I think this is a good choice. We aren't big enough to go too big into details of sound, I think spending $160/mic is still ridiculous with our size..
Thank you for your feedback!
John FiorelloYes, sorry for the confusion but I got 2 mics for 2 girls, each singing into one.
Sorry about the typo, hahaha. It's only 2 20" cables, and I have to get new ones because they weren't long enough... :/ Does connecting 2 20" cable drop a quality of mic noticeably?
I think I'm happy with the warranty as it's for church, there's lots of kids around and accidents are bound to happen... I just hope it happens on the first two years and none after that
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Thank you for your feedback!
Arnold B. KruegerThanks for the technical details... I think it'll be working fine. Hopefully one day I could understand all the details you shared..
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dick reesLikewise to Arnold, thank you for the details. I will keep checking back to look at the link and try to understand how mics work and different types of it..
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Brian EhlersHaha, thanks for bringing the topic back to my question.
I will check with the choir to see how they work, and see if I can spot the "thin" sound. Again I just started this so I don't know how I can fine-tune. I don't think they're too professional for me to even fine-tune their singing
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(no offense, just honesty)
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chuck clarkThey're sisters, so I don't think they'll mind
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Wow, I guess brand really speaks for itself. I'm glad to hear that these are long lasting mics because I hope I don't have to make another expensive purchase anytime soon!
Do your mics have switches or is that uncommon to have switches on mics?
Thank you for your feedback and I hope you also have a lovely week!
Mike SpitzerThank you for the conclusion. I'm new to this so it was a bit of a hard purchase for me due to price but I hope to catch up on knowledge and be able to experiment with the full potential of these mics.
Thank you all very much for taking your time into answering my question!
I'm not sure if you'll be interested but maybe one day I could upload a video of our performance (no promises, as we're really not that great haha).
I will update you with my findings.