Great review. I rebodied mine into a chinese faux u87 chassis i had around, which really helped the resonance and plosives. I've found it exceptional for the tiny amount i paid here in the UK.

We could solve so many microphone problems simply by outlawing the name Peter. Or pizza delivery.

Ha, brilliant! I was hoping for a review of this one! 👍👍👍

Would you believe it, this is my first and only XLR mic that I've bought. It has served me well for the year that I have owned it, and I really like the raw sound that I get from it, as well as how it responds to some light processing. Of course, this will not be my main mic forever, but until I have both the need and the budget for an upgrade, I will continue to use and enjoy the t.bone SC 400.

Really nice review well done!

one of the best low budget drum overhead mic. Period. Recommended for a cheap but absolutely fine drum overhead mic.

You have a lot of microphones reviews but which one do you recommend for voice. I want to make KZfaq video's (Kind of talkradio)

I don't think mic reviews should have the audio fixed in post. By removing the plosives, you make the microphone more attractive. You have to listen to them during editing. The viewer, to get the TRUE sound, needs to hear them too. You need to do a short now with this mic.

This is a really decent mic, i bought mine for about £30 brand new on eBay. I find when using an SSL strip to help shape the tone for my voice it sounds really nice.

I have the sc 440 for years and it works fine for my voice

Im using the SC440 since 2009. Doesnt die. Doesnt fail. Sounds great.

I appreciate your honesty. I saw sound speeds review and got excited enough to order 2 for doing outdoor ambient recording. I was very impressed with the 6.7db self noise, but it was only after I ordered 2 of them that I saw that the current spec sheet on their website lists the self noise as 18db. It seems that they must have cheaped out on some of the components to keep the price down. I think they will work fine for mics that I'm willing to take out into the elements, but I would have gone up a notch if I had noticed the revised specs. 2 condenser microphones for $128 delivered though, I think they'll work out fine if I do my part on the wind shielding.

It really cleaned up with the low cut. To my ears, this is like the opposite of the MXL770 really boosted on the bottom end not the top

I quite like some darker mics... In fact I preferred that over mics that are overly bright... Especially when they're not smooth up there... However this one is really muddy and It sounds Rather muffled.... I can't even tell what's going on in the lows under those mid lows there.... It sounds like if you tried to reduce the mud and look for something nice and the lows you might not find anything solid to like down there. And I have a feeling that if you try to get some air up there it might be really grainy and spiky... It sounds like a bad overly bright Chinese mic that has been poorly modded to get rid of the highs

Looks almost identical to the generic Presonus bundled S/C condenser I got with my first Audiobox USB all in one rig. Not ideal, but not to shabby for the introductory price. Great content my dude!

I heard that they are going to start putting the interwebs on computers soon.

Hello. So i ended up on this video when looking for some info about the microphone so i thought i might ask you because i dont know anything about microphones. So i have access to one of these but there is no cord for it but i found a XLR to AUX im thinking about buying. So my question is if you/anyone knows about any free software that works good with it? And i dont need anything super special because i borrowed the microphone from work for a one time use because i have some issues with my neighbours where they are stomping around. Slamming doors and much more all night so those are the sounds i need to record sins they wont stop by talking to them 😆

Mechanically, also looks like my neewer nw-700, I paid ~20euros for it a few years ago. the SC400 has a lot more components on it's circuit board, I guess for the low limit switch.

Sue Johanson use to talk about a new toy through the door.

You have a Sylvester The Cat thing happening on this mic too.

Pops aside, SC400 with filter off was way warmer and smoother than the AKG, SPARK, and KB2. Even if someone disagrees, the wallet still wins.

I think the T-bone is not a good mike, even though it's cheap. Listening to the other mikes is like taking a blanket of the T-bone. Ok, even the AKG cost about 40 Euro's more here in Europe, but it sounds so much better. And if you want to trade it, it's an AKG... ;)

it sounds so thin in my ear.

Bosco!

count how many "T Bone" he said throughout the video and you might win a T BONE!

Sounds muffled

Not good for your voice. I was happy to hear you say "muddy"

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Discovered this channel from DSLR Video Shooter's guide to the faux sm7b. I gotta say you make really great content. This channel deserves a lot more credit. Keep up the good work. Rooting for ya.