Can I use it for stage performance?
1485430
You should be able to use the ATR-3350 on stage. Having a wired lavalier mic obviously will limit your mobility (e.g., moving around, doing little steps) somewhat compared to a wireless lavalier, but if you are conscious of the wire, you should be okay. The main trick to using the ATR-3350 on stage is to connect to a mixer and you may need to use the adapters that I described in my Amazon review to do that. Other than that, I think it will be a very effective and inexpensive way to use a lavalier mic.
1485431
I don't see why not... I used mine for shooting program segments for my outdoor show and it worked PERFECTLY. The longer cord allowed me to move around inside my boat for the fishing segments and many of the outdoor shooting segments it was used also.
1485432
I would guess the cordless mics would be better but also MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE. I have since added a couple other EXACT mics like the Audio-Technica ATR 3350's for other guests on my program. We are NOT singers but for clear speaking audio, I have NO COMPLAINTS..
1485433
Hello, This should be OK for a speech, but when you say "stage performance", if you mean singing, I wouldn't recommend it. This is an entry-level lavaliere mic, best used to record spoken word.
1485434
Hello,This should be OK for a speech, but when you say "stage performance", if you mean singing, I wouldn't recommend it. This is an entry-level lavaliere mic, best used to record spoken word.
1485435
It would be next to impossible to use is mic for stage without an external hand recorder to plug it into (like a zoom h1) even then, it wouldn't be very convenient because of the long cord the mic has. Also, I have found that this mic introduces a lot of noise when the talent using the mic moves around a lot.
859530
Yes you can, but don't expect the sound will be good as it should be since it wasn't designed for keyboards.
1411639
yes in my opinion it works well im not a pro but my wife sings in a band and i use mine for her practices the effects r the same as on the pro board she uses in concerts .hope this helps
1592518
Absolutely. As long as this meets your power requirements you could do either small gigs without a PA, or large gigs where you just need stage volume. You may need to pair this with another cabinet for larger gigs if you do not have a PA for sound reinforcement.
955889
It depends on the gig; I've used it live for small clubs (less than 30 people, smallish room) and it works great. It gets surprisingly loud! For a bigger show you would probably be mic'd anyway, at least in my area so it would be fine for that as well. These days, if you show up with a larger amp you probably won't be able to turn it up enough to work the amp at all and it won't sound good anyway.
1120821
you can point the front side and surround speakers up, which helps with the stage, but the center cannot change angle so I suppose you'll lose some stage. Just make sure the speakers don't move around.
66649
I have all three tiers loaded to the brim with synths. A 76 key on the bottom and two synths of various sizes on tier two and three. It's pretty stable. I don't use them in a live setting so I don't know how the stand will react to stage movement. I believe you should be alright. Just be sure to balance the weight accordingly(Heaviest on bottom)
823565
It will only work for you if you are not gonna be a stage performer for at least a year from now. If you are that much amateur that you do not care about impressing the audience, and you only care about learning some basic violin playing techniques, then it's THE BEST for you. On the other hand, if as a stage performer, you want its sound to be impressive from the audience point of view, it will not be the case. Some people say that it is only good for hanging it over your wall for beauty, but I do not agree. It is a real violin, but not a professional one at all. Only works for 1st year learners, but works great for them.
960084
No do not use for bands. I am a musician and have used lots of gear but this amp will not have enough power for stage use. home use only.
372796
Yes, it could, but the stage would have to be fairly small. It will not throw the light very far on a massive stage. Any type of stage within a small club, yes would work. Also depends on the lamp you use. Some have broader coverage but at the cost of lossing intensity.
1078313
It has a good sound for personal performance. It would not be great in a large area.
1290349
I'm not quite sure what you mean...but, here's a few things I've learned using this live. If your gigs are effects heavy, take time to create/design presets beforehand and set them to memory on the pedal. That way you can easily switch between them as the show goes.
1979364
I have just used it on a large stage and it was fine. Though I wish, the battery lasted longer (fully charged). Only lasted 1 1/2 hrs.
758312
This system only uses on channel of your system. Which can limit what you want to do. This system is really good for multiple speakers, but not best if you want o use it for any musical setting.
196729
Yes, these are fantastic for on-stage use (you may also want to check out the MEElectronics M6 if you want a memory wire (over-ear design).
1338417
DependsAre you 12 years old?Then leave it alone.If your an adult and not a trained pro., then get a dull stage prop.
1675507
Sorry, I only use it for the music, I hope someone else has an answer for you