Timmyg1978
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=018&item=280033022240&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
I'm considering this for the mic combo, so I'm curious as to how the mic sounds;^]
I'm considering this for the mic combo, so I'm curious as to how the mic sounds;^]
Mensajes Tue 03 Oct 06 @ 8:29 pm
Steve Lynch
the headphone is better than nothing....... it's ok.... I've always used cheap headphones all my life, so I'm objective.... but now that I use the sony 700's I probably wouldn't want to go back...
but all in all, it'll get the job done... you're not gonna' be able to beat the bass on them... they're not overly loud, and the mic?
forget it! feedback city! at least for me... it's a cheap mic, so it get's that ringy feedback going... maybe it'll work better if you're far away from your speakers, but if you're parked between 2 subs, forget it!
but for $10.00 I say buy em!
but all in all, it'll get the job done... you're not gonna' be able to beat the bass on them... they're not overly loud, and the mic?
forget it! feedback city! at least for me... it's a cheap mic, so it get's that ringy feedback going... maybe it'll work better if you're far away from your speakers, but if you're parked between 2 subs, forget it!
but for $10.00 I say buy em!
Mensajes Tue 03 Oct 06 @ 8:39 pm
Timmyg1978
hehe, $10 is only the shipping price, altogether they're $50. If the mic doesn't work well then I'll probably just stick with my sony mdr-v150's. Even though I'm not ready for it yet, I'm starting plans to throw a house party to introduce myself as a dj, so I thought that'd be a good way to annex my mic stand and keep my hands free for mixing;^]
Mensajes Wed 04 Oct 06 @ 9:14 pm
Hayward
I use a Sony MDR and Skullcandy Mesh for backup.
Mensajes Thu 05 Oct 06 @ 1:55 am