Showing posts with label microphones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label microphones. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Sony Omnidirectional Microphone Review

Sony Omnidirectional Microphone
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So you must be in the market for a microphone if you are reading this. Depending on what you want out of a mic, this might be a great bargain choice. I recently tested 30+ of these Sony F-V100 Mics and every single one worked--nice and clean sounding in a streamlined lightweight package.
Pros:
Price (Under $10)
Dependable--very durable
Good audio quality
No on/off switch (less to break)
Lightweight (easy for kids to hold)
9.8 foot cordCons:
No on/off switch
Low volume for some uses
Mostly plastic build instead of metal
So if you are looking for an easy to use and durable mic on a budget, this should be exactly what you need. If you have requirements that do not amp the mic much, then you will need a more expensive mic.

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OMNI-DIRECTIONAL DYNAMIC MICROPHONEFREQ RESP: 100 HZ 10 KHZIMP: 300?9.75-FT CORD3.5MM TO PHONO ADAPTER1-YEAR Warranty

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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Sony ECM-DS30P Electret Condenser Digital Microphone Review

Sony ECM-DS30P Electret Condenser Digital Microphone
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I purchased this Sony ECM-DS30P mic to use with my Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera. I wanted a little better sound capture at not a huge price. I trust the Sony name brand in sound equipment and the price was right. The total length of the mic is 2.2 inches (56.5 mm) and its' diameter is 0.45 inches (11.42 mm). It does capture sound in digital stereo. I haven't used any soft or hardware to determine the sound quality compared to the built in mic of the video camera. It does sound better to me, but don't get it twisted, it doesn't come anywhere close to the mics I use with my hand held HD camcorder. This mic does have a pivot point which allows you to rotate the sound capture head up to about a 45 degree angle. Because the external mic port on my Kodak cam is on the side, plugging this mic directly in would have its' sound capture ports (remember it is a stereo mic) facing up or down or front to back. Not ideal! Therefore, I purchased a 90 degree stereo adapter (with a male and female connection) from my local Radio Shack. It allows me to rotate the mic in almost infinite positions including straight down by the pocket cam's side for easy storage. There are probably better mics out there, but let's keep it real, for the price and quality and its' intended use this Sony ECM-DS30P microphone is hard to beat. I will up load some photos shortly.

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COMPACT & LIGHTWEIGHT STEREO MICROPHONE FOR ICD/MD RECORDING DIRECT CONNECTION TO RECORDER REVERBERATES CLEAR SOUNDS FOR SUPERIOR AUDIO QUALITY ADJUSTABLE ANGLE MECHANISM PLUG-IN POWER ONLY INCLUDES CARRYING POUCH & WINDSCREEN

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