Threaded bush for micK including installation
Product information "Threaded bush for micK including installation"
What could be more impressive than a (bass) recorder amplified via a microphone?
Probably not much. And it is very easy to amplify or "pick up" a recorder with a microphone.
There are basically two ways:
- External microphones
- Internal / built-in microphone
Both types have their advantages and disadvantages. Since you are reading this page, you seem to be interested in internal microphones.
The advantages are obvious:
- there is no disturbing external noise
- the microphone is very unobtrusive
- the microphone is always in the right and same place
During installation, we drill a hole in the recorder head. AHHHHH!
Don't worry! Your recorder already has many holes - and be honest - without these holes, the good piece would be a lot less fun. Or
Besides, we know what we're doing. We've done it hundreds of times.
The microphone is later inserted into the sleeve that we install.
You will receive a plug with the sleeve, which you can use to close the hole in the sleeve if no microphone is fitted.
These installations can also be carried out on an outpatient basis if you come to our workshop by appointment.
Or you can send the instrument to us. You will receive it back within a few days, and then ... "show the others how the block rocks."
| Group: | Accessories |
|---|---|
| Net weight: | 0.001 kg |
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