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DJL
Self Banned
Do you thing a group of 4 year old kids would have more fun playing with a B1 or a Mr. Microphone?
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Bob Keelan
New member
Would that be the Behringer B1 or the 797 Audio/Studio Projects B1?
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DJL
Self Banned
Which one do you recommend?
cominginsecond
Decentralized Media Mogul
You're hilarious.DJL said:
Son of Mixerman
Mix Junior
Mr Microphone without a doubt.
Mr Microphone has somethings going for him.
1) No Phantom power, pure battery juice works great.
2) Easy to Handle, it was designed to be thrashed and blown into without damaging the voice coil and its impervious to slobber.
3) Brightly colored windscreen right out the box is a winner.
4) Lightweight.
5) hooks into a portable playback system.
SoMm
Mr Microphone has somethings going for him.
1) No Phantom power, pure battery juice works great.
2) Easy to Handle, it was designed to be thrashed and blown into without damaging the voice coil and its impervious to slobber.
3) Brightly colored windscreen right out the box is a winner.
4) Lightweight.
5) hooks into a portable playback system.
SoMm
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Smokepole
New member
For some high quality background music you can use a "Close 'n' Play"
I'm showin' my age
Joe
I'm showin' my age
Joe
freshmattyp
New member
It's obviously the Behringer B1, since he didn't refer to it as the "797 Audio/Studio Projects B1".
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notCardio
I walk the line
If it were me...
I believe the subtle nuances of the sound of a group of 4 year olds at play would best be served by a Mr. Microphone. Besides it's ability to take high SPL's, it has a battery that can die (sorry kids, we don't have any more AAs! We'll pick some up tomorrow, I promise.), not to mention the best part - it's easily broken!
YKMV (your kids may vary)
I believe the subtle nuances of the sound of a group of 4 year olds at play would best be served by a Mr. Microphone. Besides it's ability to take high SPL's, it has a battery that can die (sorry kids, we don't have any more AAs! We'll pick some up tomorrow, I promise.), not to mention the best part - it's easily broken!
YKMV (your kids may vary)
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chessrock
Banned
Upon my less-exhaustive tests of the Mr. Microhone . . .
Pros: Visually stunning pop-filter. Great portability for on-location mic'ing.
Makes a great accessory to the adolescent mating ritual, as it aids in meeting members of the opposite sex for possible future meetings at specified times and places. Phrases like "Hey Good Looking. Be back to pick you up later," can be communicated easily and in an off-the-cuff fashion.
Cons: Almost 0 spl handling. Distorts very easily at even the faintest of sounds. Ineffective RCF rejection. Radio signals can be picked up and heard very easily. Very poor frequency response -- steep and early rolloff of higher frequencies (ie -- aything above 1Khz) and low frequencies (ie -- anything below 1Khz).
Pros: Visually stunning pop-filter. Great portability for on-location mic'ing.
Makes a great accessory to the adolescent mating ritual, as it aids in meeting members of the opposite sex for possible future meetings at specified times and places. Phrases like "Hey Good Looking. Be back to pick you up later," can be communicated easily and in an off-the-cuff fashion.
Cons: Almost 0 spl handling. Distorts very easily at even the faintest of sounds. Ineffective RCF rejection. Radio signals can be picked up and heard very easily. Very poor frequency response -- steep and early rolloff of higher frequencies (ie -- aything above 1Khz) and low frequencies (ie -- anything below 1Khz).
TexRoadkill
Audio Bum
DJL said:
He there Mr Redundancy. We'll be back to kick your ass later.
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Brent Casey
Member
DJL said:
Why, you got a date?
Brent Casey
Studio Projects Microphones
877-563-6335
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mallcore pop
Hard Nipples!!!
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Flatpicker
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Re: Re: The B1 vs Mr. Microphone
I swear, Brent has to be the come-back king!
ROTFL!!!Brent Casey said:
I swear, Brent has to be the come-back king!
alanhyatt
PMI Audio Group
I don't post here anymore, but Brent, that was really funny. Somehow I just picture DJL with a bunch of 4 year olds....
Oh yeah, one other thing. It is not a 797 Audio Studio Projects B1. It is just a Studio Projects B1. 797 is one of our many factory's we use to build products designed by any one of our four design engineers on staff.
That is all...Later
Oh yeah, one other thing. It is not a 797 Audio Studio Projects B1. It is just a Studio Projects B1. 797 is one of our many factory's we use to build products designed by any one of our four design engineers on staff.
That is all...Later
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DJL
Self Banned
I think 797 Audio in China makes Nady and Studio Projects mic's... but does 797 Audio also make Behringer mic's too?Bob Keelan said:
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DJL
Self Banned
One kid almost dropped a B1 on his foot and it could have broke his toe if it would have hit it... and 5 out 6 adults agreed your B1 mic's should be pulled from the shelves until you put a warning on the package stating the product is recommended for children 8 years old and older. PS, the kids had way more fun with the Nurf ball than the B1, but they did have a little fun throwing the B1 on the ground for a while.... but, we had to take it away from them because it's a dangerous toy.alanhyatt said:
mandocaster
non compos mentis
When I first came to this board a few weeks ago, I thought Alan Hyatt was being kind of jerky and I didn't want to buy his stuff. Now I have had a chance to grow to appreciate the ambience here and I realize that he was actually quite restrained. Now I want to buy whatever he is selling.
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DJL
Self Banned
You were no fun on our last date.Brent Casey said:
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DJL
Self Banned
Re: Re: The B1 vs Mr. Microphone
Did yours come with or without the glove?crazydoc said:
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