the t.bone CC 75
the t.bone microphone attributes
- For wind instruments, drums etc.
- Balanced XLR connector
- 9-52 V Phantom power
- Frequency range: 20 – 20,000 Hz
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Impedance: 350 Ohm
- Cable length: 4 m
- Weight: 170 g
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Customer Review Summary
The t.bone CC 75 is a surprisingly effective clip-on microphone that delivers good sound quality for its price, making it an attractive option for various instruments including accordions, saxophones, trumpets, and more. It features a normal XLR connector with a 4-metre long cable, which adds to its versatility, although some users note that the clip can be a bit short and flimsy.
Many musicians appreciate its ability to capture bass tones effectively, especially when positioned correctly. The sound tends to be rich in low frequencies, which may require some equalisation to balance out during performances. It’s particularly praised for its performance in live settings, where it handles a range of dynamics without distortion, making it suitable for both rehearsals and gigs.
However, there are some drawbacks to consider. The microphone is noted for being somewhat sensitive to wind and handling noise, which can be mitigated by using the included windscreen. Additionally, users have reported issues with the build quality, particularly regarding the fragility of the cable and the clip mechanism, which may not withstand heavy use over time.
In summary, the t.bone CC 75 offers excellent value for money, especially for those seeking a practical solution for live performances and rehearsals. While it may not compete with higher-end studio microphones, it effectively meets the needs of musicians looking for a reliable, budget-friendly option.
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