Philips was once the largest tech company in Europe, the world leader in lighting, radio and physical media, the third largest electronics company in the world, etc. Today they are almost irrelevant. Here’s why.
The Story Behind – ep. 95
Today I examine a brand-new budget plan program dynamic mic, the sE Electronics DCM 3 and DCM 6. The DCM 3 is rather equivalent to various other $100 “broadcast” characteristics, but the DCM6 has a constructed in mic activator that makes it louder than a condenser!
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Today I review a new budget broadcast dynamic mic, the sE Electronics DCM 3 and DCM 6. The DCM 3 is pretty comparable to other $100 “broadcast” dynamics, but the DCM6 has a built in mic activator which makes it louder than a condenser!
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RECORDING SETTINGS:
Interface: Focusrite 18i20 2nd Gen
Gain: ~8:45
Boosted in Post: 3dB
Bit-Depth: 24-bit
Sample Rate: 48kHz
00:00 – Intro / Price / Disclaimer
00:22 – Setup
00:56 – What’s in the Box
01:23 – Build Quality / Walkthrough
02:05 – Specifications
02:46 – Polar Pattern Test (Tone / Rotation)
03:06 – Plosive Test
03:18 – Distance Test / Proximity Effect Test
03:47 – Background Noise Test
04:11 – Untreated Room Test
04:32 – Shock Rejection Test
04:48 – Mic Resonance Tap Test
05:03 – Foam Windscreen Tone Test
05:42 – Intro to Comparison
06:09 – Behringer XM8500 Comparison
06:28 – Shure SM58 Comparison
06:47 – sE Electronics V7 Comparison
07:11 – sE Electronics DCM3 Comparison
07:30 – Rode Pod Mic Comparison
07:50 – Elgato Wave DX Comparison
08:15 – Audio Technica AT2040 Comparison
08:38 – Presonus PD-70 Comparison
09:08 – MXL BCD-1 Comparison
09:35 – Shure MV7x Comparison
10:08 – sE Electronics Dynacaster Comparison
10:46 – Electro Voice RE320 Comparison
11:14 – Logitech Blue Sona Comparison
11:42 – Shure SM7b Comparison
12:13 – Electro Voice RE20 Comparison
12:39 – Neumann U87 Ai Comparison
13:26 – Music Test
14:58 – Pros & Cons
15:47 – Overall Thoughts & Opinions
18:28 – Recommendation
20:10 – Outro
#BroadcastDynamic #Streamer #MicReview
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Today I review a large diaphragm condenser mic from sE Electronics; the sE 2200a II C. This mic has a relatively flat frequency response, which is great. It will give you a more accurate to life representation of what you’re recording, but you will likely need to do some post processing to shape the tone you want. It also has a -10dB pad and a low cut filter which rolls off around 60Hz. All around it sounds great for the price if you’re looking for a neutral & uncolored mic.
00:00 – Intro / Price
00:26 – Setup
00:43 – What’s in the Box
01:05 – Build Quality / Features
01:37 – Specifications
02:02 – Tone Switch Audio Tests
02:22 – Polar Pattern Test
02:32 – Background Noise Test
02:42 – Distance Test
02:50 – Music Test
03:13 – Pros & Cons
03:53 – Recommendation
04:36 – Outro
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Today I review the new mic from sE Electronics, the Dynacaster. This is an extremely versatile mic that has multiple EQ switches and most importantly a built in dynamite mic activator / preamp. As far as a general purpose studio microphone, this thing is very appealing.
NOTE (FULL DISCLOSURE): If you purchase an item using an affiliate link, it provides me a small referral fee. As an associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. For more info check my FAQ page links below.
Today I assess the new mic from sE Electronics, the Dynacaster. This is an exceptionally versatile mic that has multiple EQ buttons and also most notably a constructed in dynamite mic activator/ preamp. As far as a basic purpose workshop microphone, this thing is really enticing.
NOTE (FULL DISCLOSURE): If you purchase a product using an associate web link, it gives me a tiny reference charge. As an associate, I earn from certifying acquisitions. For even more information check my FAQ page web links below.
In this vid we take a look at July 76 issue of everyday #electronics #magazine. weekly video on the museum of everything else!Early Release of Next weeks video is up on Patreon for all patrons… :- https://www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomputer
