Your Heaven® CloseUp® Mic System for Guitar - Isolation and Sound Quality

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Your Heaven® CloseUp® Mic System for Guitar

Sound Quality vs. Two High-end Studio Mics | Isolation vs. Built-In Pickup

(Limiter Active)
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Drummer Playing

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Choose an audio track to listen to:

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

    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.

    Keyboard Shortcuts:

    Play/Pause = Space Enter or P
    Choose Audio Track = Numbers
    RW = , or numpad *
    FF = . or numpad -

    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.

    When the drummer enters, you can hear how well the Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar isolates the guitar from the sonic environment while maintaining sound quality similar to well respected studio microphones. Amazingly, the drums don't affect the recording very much!

    While the drumming almost totally overpowers the guitar in the hypercardioid and omni mic recording (the drums are even louder than you hear in this video - we had to use a limiter!), you can hardly hear it in the Your Heaven® CloseUp® System for Guitar recording. The built-in pickup also provides excellent isolation, but sounds nowhere near as nice as our system. Our system will also do this when used on stage.

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