Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar - Finger-Picking Sound Quality

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Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar

Finger-Picking Sound Quality vs. Two High-end Studio Mics and Built-In Pickup

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1 Danish Pro Audio DPA 4036 (Omni) 2 Neumann KM150 (Hypercardioid) 3 Your Heaven CloseUp® System 4 Built-In Pickup

    Press play, then click the buttons above or use the keyboard shortcuts to change the audio track you are listening to. Feel free to switch between them as the movie is playing. All audio tracks were recorded simultaneously.

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    About this Demonstration

    Alex plays his Takamine EG-332SC Steel String Acoustic Guitar through the Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar, two high-end studio microphones (a Neumann KM150 and a Danish Pro Audio DPA 4036), and the guitar's built-in internal pickup for comparison.

    If you toggle back and forth between the audio tracks, you can compare the sound of the Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar with that of the Neumann and DPA mics. We think you'll be impressed.

    You will notice that the built-in pickup of the acoustic guitar sounds metallic – almost like an electric guitar. We have rarely head one that sounds better than this. The built-in pickup certainly does not capture the natural acoustic sound of the instrument. On the other hand, the Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar sounds much more like the high-end microphones, capturing the natural acoustic character of the instrument.

    In addition to capturing a natural sound from the instrument, the Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar also provides excellent isolation, similar to that of the much less pleasing sounding built-in pickup. You see and hear a demonstration of that capability in another interactive demo.

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