Percussion Instruments That Produce Indefinite Pitches

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

I use this incredible ministudio for voice and instruments. If you use Audition, Pro Tools or produce a radio web show it is very easy to use. In combination with my Blue Microphone the sound it is clear, deep and strong. Love it!

I use this with a Native Instruments Maschine and love the quality of sound these headphones produce. I am able to wear it for extended periods of time without it bothering my ears, and the range is very good with both the high end and the low end of sounds. Thus far, I have no complaints at all.

I use it to track the speed of my kids pitches. It works great and is very accurate.

What I love about this mount is that it stays where it’s supposed to be. It moves and pitches as needed.

the E-Percussion Module Mount by Alesis is the perfect part i was looking for....

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

For the modest price, this is a lot of fun. You can measure the speed of cars, lacrosse shots, pitches and even someone running.

Fills a room with warm bass and well defined, quality high pitches. Definitely, HiFi sound. Being Mono sounds like Stereo. Siri can be controlled from the other side of the room at normal voice volume. Sometimes it is difficult for Siri to pick a particular album or song. For Classical music, it is impossible to get a specific version of a musical work. It knows the player, not the composer. But there are thousands of 1st sonata... Pre-made playlists by mood or function are great. Always something nice to listen, at a whim, with on effort. Great buy. Superb present for an iPhone owner.

Really good microphone. I use it for live performances mostly and it has a really nice captation with higher pitches and no noise. It's a bit heavy, but that counts for quality I think.