Classical Musicians That Play The Bass Instrument

Ideal if you play bass or guitar and sing. It gives you space from your instrument.

You can ask among musicians what is their favorite instrument brand, many will coincide and others will not. Although, the most important thing is the music. Today, I am one of those who love this fujifilm xt3. It is with me all the time and thats very good for my photography. I am very happy with this camera!

A real gem, realistic bass instrument. Love it!

I have the older play 5, and this new one has way more bass.

Seamless powerful bass. Used mostly with all classical music from opera to concerti to the oldies.

I use this product with an ambisonic microphone for location recording. The first day I used it, I was recording an interview with a couple of musicians and had the mic stand sitting on a desk in the corner of the room, with the boom suspended over the musicians' heads. Quite unexpectedly, one of the interviewees decided to play an example on his stereo, which was on the same table - suddenly, his big studio monitors were playing this extremely bass-heavy, percussive MIDI mock-up, and the table was rumbling and rattling, with my poor mic stand on it. Later, in editing, I was very pleased to hear that none of that bass rumbling made it to the microphone at all, thanks to this tidy little mic mount. Good stuff!

No cons. The additional dynamic bass adds real authority to my classical music streaming. Movies really have a cinema style immersive sound quality. Particularly action films.

Love the sound, the bass, the quality. From classical to jazz to rock, this speaker delivers. Worth the $$$. Started with midrange size and returned it because I like music loud! This one did the job. No regrets!

For musicians needing a solid boom arm, look no further. Atlas is simply the best you can purchase in this price range. I play keyboards and need a long boom that extends off the piano. Before getting the PB21X, boom arms would fall due to the weight of the microphone. As a result, I would either crank the arm, stripping it after several uses OR I'd have to shorten and move the stand closer. Then whenever I tried to play in the upper register my hands would run into the stand or I'd clam notes from trying to move around it. Not anymore! The counterweight is awesome and this boom arm is head and shoulders above others I've owned--and believe me I've tried them all. The telescoping allows for both short and long applications, i.e.- piano, guitar, strings and other miking needs. If you're wondering if it's worth the investment, I say yes! Believe me when I say you WON'T need to tamper with your mic boom anymore.

We like classical music and the sound is just wonderful in a big room. We have 1 Play 5 and 2 Play 1s and can move them around to wherever we want them. Just great.