SE Electronics Reflexion Filter
Sep
25
25 September 2011 , admin @ 12:15 am

SE Electronics Reflexion FilterThe Reflexion Filter is basically a portable device for recording live sound sources with reduced room ambience. It is an advanced composite wall which is positioned behind any microphone by means of a variable position stand clamp assembly which ships with the product. The main function is to help obtain a ‘dry’ vocal or instrument recording.
Price: $299.00 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Quality:
I read the only downside was the hardware was a little clunky.

Value:
I don’t think there’s any competition for this particular product. I think Auralex makes other things like the ‘Maxwall’ (sp?) but that’s really for mixing if I’m not mistaken.

Desirability:
I read a good review of this in an issue of Sound of Sound. This combined with some rear-absorptive baffling, could go a long way toward reducing some of the reflective-cues that are a sonic dead giveaway that you’re cutting vocals in a small-ish room.

Sound:
I’ve heard it’s basically neutral, doesn’t alter the frequency response of what the mic picks up. I understand the way it works is, if you’re recording with a condensor for example (with a cardoid pickup-pattern preferably) it absorbs the sound that hits its ‘wall’ so that there’s little to no reflection coming back into the mic from its backside.

Ease of Use:
It looks like it’s pretty idiot-proof, the hardware just mounts onto a mic stand I believe.

Support:
Made in China right? So product support probably is mostly by way of e-mail. Probably somewhat sucky compared to more ’boutique’-like companies that you might deal with if they were U.S.-based.

| Filed under: Microphone Stand Accessories,SE Electronics |
SE Electronics IRF Instrument Reflexion Filter
Apr
24
24 April 2011 , admin @ 1:15 am

SE Electronics IRF Instrument Reflexion FilterThe Instrument Reflexion Filter is designed on the same principles as its bigger brother the Reflexion Filter. It forms a small curved wall of punched Aluminium, with 3 layers of polyesther fibreboard separated with air gaps, which helps reduce room ambience and isolates the mic from ambient noise.
Price: $149.00 Buy now!

| Filed under: Microphone Stand Accessories,SE Electronics |
SE Electronics Dual ProPop Pop Screen
Aug
11
11 August 2010 , admin @ 1:36 am

SE Electronics Dual ProPop Pop ScreenAnother first from SE Electronics… simple, but highly effective. This is their professional solution to the problem of needing different pop shields to suit vocal performances. The device has a strong goose neck with both a standard fabric membrane and a pro metal pop shield on a hinge mechanism. You can use either separately or both simultaneously depending on the application.
Price: $79.00 Buy now!

| Filed under: Pop Filters and Windscreens,SE Electronics |
SE Electronics SE1000A Cardioid Condenser Mic
Jan
28
28 January 2010 , admin @ 2:35 am

SE Electronics SE1000A Cardioid Condenser MicThe SE1000a is SE

| Filed under: Large Stand-Mount Condenser Microphones,SE Electronics |
SE Electronics SE4 Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone
Oct
28
28 October 2009 , admin @ 2:35 am

SE Electronics SE4 Small Diaphragm Condenser MicrophoneThe SE Electronics SE4 expands on the performance of the SE3 with interchangeable capsules. The mic is a remodeled SE3, designed to sound and perform exactly the same, and with very similar styling, but with one key new feature. The chassis has been re-engineered to accept 2 additional interchangeable capsules, a Hypercardioid and an Omni.
Price: $199.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
It include shockmount (chinese…) but just the cardio capsule is offered in the pack ! Be carrefull, the pics are wrongs, you need to add a lot for additional capsules kit (very very expensive!).

Quality:
The shockmounts are poors but the body seems ok.

Value:
For a chinese microphone, it’s very expansive…

Desirability:
Big stick but for what ?

Sound:
Metallic and too much clear for strings (cello ans violin). Icy sound, precise but surgical or something like that but not music. I recorded one cello’concert with the Fostex FR2-LE and the result is sharp but acid. I’m very disapointed for the price.

Ease of Use:
Non professional specifications to confirm that it’s an appaired stereo kit. No curve, for exemple. The microphone is big and heavy

Support:
I dont know, no problem yet. But the commercial information is strange : all fotos presents the news product with 3 capsules and it’s a wrong way.

Overall:
I want to find another stero matched pair for classicals strings instruments…

| Filed under: SE Electronics,Small Stand-Mount Condenser Microphones |
    
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