Will this mic clip on well to an acoustic guitar? Thanks!
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you need to rig your own set up. the guitar player in my band plays with one and put a piece of velcro under the side with a piece of carved wood. he then clips the mic to the thin piece of wood which is attached to guitar body. good luck. great mic. you either need to have little to no monitor, or in ear monitors. a lot of feed back issues with guitar.
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Being a sax player I'm hesitant to say for sure but my best guess is that it will not.
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The clip is too big to go onto the sound hole , the clip touches the string no matter where you put it.
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Hook up yes, will it work, I cant promise anything. It's heavily implied for mic usage so I don't know how it would handle a guitar, I'd suggest checking out their site http://bluemic.com maybe send them an email if you cant find what you're looking for. Blue's really big on mics, I know if they do anything other than that though.
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Looks to me that clipping on to the wire shouldn't be a problem. Just make sure you have a mic port on your computer.
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I guess it will... You would need a shock mount though... It will screw on to any standard shockmount.. You might need an adapter for smaller shock mounts...it depends on what you have!But it works nicely and is heavy enough to hold the mic! I recomend it ;)
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I've used this mic for a podcast, and it handles a speaking voice just fine. For instrumentals, I've had more success with the Blue Yeti.
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Hi Jonas, Thank you for your question! Yes, this stand will definitely work well for acoustic guitars. The stand also features a pivoting "rubber stopper" that holds the front of your guitar steadily against the stand. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to contact us through Amazon and we'll get back to you ASAP. Have a great day! Henrik / Nordic Essentials
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It depends on how you would podcast it because this mic is especially designed for GarageBand. If that's not a problem than have at it! It would be even better in your small office since it would pick up the sound that much better. I hope this helps!
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Yep it should work..clip it on to the headstock ( clips on like a clothes pin) then pluck a string..it picks up the vibration of the string through the guitar..it actually senses the vibration rather than the audible sound of the string...works great
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You should be able to as it takes RCA, 1/4" (Guitar size) and Microphone inputs. It is very versatile.
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The microphone seems to be very good quality but I'm not sure if it will work well for your application.
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Mic clips are (at least mostly) universal. Get one that fits the mic, and it will very likely fit on the stand too.
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Yes, you clip the entire microphone, but don't worry, it's not bulky at all. It looks this way on the picture, and I had your same impression, but once you clip it, it won't be a burden to carry, and the quality of sound is excellent. If you look for it on youtube, I think there are also videos with a demonstration.
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If you have a phantom power supply, yes. This is a condenser mic and needs phantom power to operate. Look for a phantom power supply on amazon or guitar center, etc. they are about $30. Then connect mic to it, and output from power supply to your cassette tape deck. The sound quality will be awesome. :). Info@thesoundboxstudio.com if you need more help.
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Should work fine as long as you speak clearly into the mic when recording. Ours sounds clear even though it is inside a stuffed animal with cotton stuffing all around it.
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It should work equally well regardless of what instrument is input. I have used it with electric guitars and acoustic guitars with a bridge pickup. Good luck!
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Yes . Just make sure your mic has pass thru power connections built in the microphone
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Yes. You may wish to read the post at "http://zendrum.com/forums/index.php?topic=3829.0" about better sound using the mic input.Also see "http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/discover-guitar-live-bundle"