Rumberger TA3000 X- L Descant
Distinctive features of Rumberger microphone
- 6 microphone capsules
- Noble metal housing
- Button for power on/off (mute)
- Extremely low power consumption
- Ready for radio operation
- Easiest operation
- Even sound pick-up
- Absolutely overload-proof
- Integrated filters (EQs) for optimum sound
- Three separately adjustable signals (treble, bass, vocals)
- Input for optional vocal microphone
- Extremely low structure-borne sound transmission
- Two-channel, configurable output
- Battery status indicator
- Power supply via 1.5 V alkaline AAA battery
- Operating time: Approx. 20 – 25 h
- Polar pattern – treble: Cardioid
- Frequency response: 50 – 20,000 Hz
- Output impedance: 600 Ohm
- Output level: Max. 0 dBu
- Weight: 240 g
- Length: 43.2 cm
- (Optional Rumberger SG-2 Vocal Micro attachable)
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Customer Review Summary
The Rumberger TA3000 X-L Descant is an exceptional microphone system that has completely transformed the way my accordion sounds in a band setting. Previously, I struggled with a MIDI Master MP1 T microphone, which often made the sound piercing and harsh. However, after switching to the Rumberger, the audio quality is nothing short of remarkable, resembling the clarity of a large studio condenser microphone.
This microphone blends seamlessly within the band, providing a natural sound without being overpowering, and there’s no need for EQ adjustments on the PA system. It’s a truly outstanding piece of equipment, and I wholeheartedly believe it’s worth every penny.
Having experimented with various accordion microphones in the past, I can confidently say that none have matched the fidelity of the TA3000 X-L Descant. It delivers an authentic accordion sound through the mixer—balanced, neither too bright nor overly bass-heavy.
I chose the TA3000 X-L model with the intention of potentially adding a bass or vocal microphone later on, opting out of the cheaper TA3000eco L. Additionally, I purchased the Rumberger magnetic holder for versatility across different accordions, although I found it somewhat lacking due to a design issue.
In summary, I highly recommend the Rumberger TA3000 X-L Descant for anyone serious about achieving a high-quality accordion sound.
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