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Posted by: on: 06/18/2020 02:06 PM [
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And now, we broadcast something completely different. Aimed at the broadcasting community and streamers with a demand for high-quality audio and functionality, meet the Elgato Wave:3
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Mineria
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Posted on: 06/18/2020 04:08 PM
Those keycaps should be standard
The Microphone sounds quite good, would be nice to hear a comparison between it and some of those posted above and even some of the cheaper brands like Superlux, Tbone etc.
Those keycaps should be standard
The Microphone sounds quite good, would be nice to hear a comparison between it and some of those posted above and even some of the cheaper brands like Superlux, Tbone etc.
patteSatan
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Posted on: 06/18/2020 05:23 PM
@wavetrex I didnt even know Marantz even existed now...I have an old amp from them in my closet, 2x250w Its what you would call "vintage" amp
@wavetrex I didnt even know Marantz even existed now...I have an old amp from them in my closet, 2x250w
Its what you would call "vintage" amp
Mineria
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Posted on: 06/20/2020 08:13 PM
They still build amps and other hi-fi equipment, besides studio equipment which is under their Pro label.
https://www.us.marantz.com/en-us
https://www.marantzpro.com/
@wavetrex I didnt even know Marantz even existed now...I have an old amp from them in my closet, 2x250w Its what you would call "vintage" amp
Its what you would call "vintage" ampThey still build amps and other hi-fi equipment, besides studio equipment which is under their Pro label.
https://www.us.marantz.com/en-us
https://www.marantzpro.com/
patteSatan
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Posted on: 06/23/2020 09:13 PM
They still build amps and other hi-fi equipment, besides studio equipment which is under their Pro label.
https://www.us.marantz.com/en-us
https://www.marantzpro.com/
mine is with a brushed aluminium front, built in radioreciever, and the "lid" is made in wood, teak actually
Looks better than anything on their homepage
They still build amps and other hi-fi equipment, besides studio equipment which is under their Pro label.
https://www.us.marantz.com/en-us
https://www.marantzpro.com/
mine is with a brushed aluminium front, built in radioreciever, and the "lid" is made in wood, teak actually
Looks better than anything on their homepage pages 1 2
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For a moment I thought I was listening to Armin van Buuren ;-)
Nice mic, but the $100-160 condenser USB market is pretty crowded, with mics which are in some cases much better:
- Blue Yeti
- Rode NT-USB & Mini
- Blue Snowball
- Audio-Technica AT2020USB+
- Marantz MPM-2000U
- Samson Meteor USB
Plus a large variety of cheaper chinese brands like Tonor for example which make really good USB mics for half the price.
Not sure why would streamers choose this Elgato/Corsair instead of the much better known and professional oriented brands ?
At $100 or less, sure... but 160 ?? No freakin' way !