Hi. There are two types of Church-audio microphones. I don't have the
model numbers, but they all have 1/8 inch jacks. The one type are
regular and are what my wife calls the cheer leader pom poms because of
the way they look. The other ones are the more discrete microphones
which look like a pen. In fact, actual pen casings are used for them.
The preamp is a small box about the size of a pack of cigarettes and has
2 female 1/8 inch jacks. One is for the patch cord going from it to the
line in source and the other is to connect the microphones to.
I will tell everyone now that the equipment looks on the cheaper side,
but that is only because Mr. Church uses high-grade electronics on the
inside and does not spend your money on making the equipment look nice
and splendorous on the outside. So because of this, if you order a
preamp, you will see that the box and the power and amp switches are the
basic kind which anyone can find from a basic electronic parts supplier,
but it's the goods inside which really count.
As a test, I stood about 30 feet away from a passing steam train and
recorded it as it passed by. The preamp was set to low because I knew
how loud it would get. The recording was beautiful, crisp, clear and the
correct ambiance was picked up flawlessly with this setup. By the way,
even at 30 feet, the ground shook quite a bit and it felt like I was
much closer.
Hope this helps.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said the following on 7/1/2008 5:53 AM:
Hi Raul
Would you please be so kind as to give us the Church Audio
microphone/pre-amp combo model number.
Does the pre-amp jack fit the VoiceSense microphone jack?
Highly appreciated thanks.
Deon van Wyk
At 20:42 30/06/2008, you wrote:
Go here.
http://www.church-audio.ca/
Mary Ellen Earls said the following on 6/30/2008 11:45 AM:
Where do you get such Microphones? Think I want something like that
for my trip to e
England in October.
Mary Ellen Earls
----- Original Message ----- From: "Raul A. Gallegos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: [GWN] Recording with the voice sense
Hello Stacey. As others have mentioned, currently if you want to use
external microphone you will get the best results with a preamp and
stereo mic.
I have a Church-Audio set which I purchased for around $100 but it's
worth it to me because of the types of recordings I do. I think
there are some external microphones out on the market with built-in
preamp and they might be cheaper. Depends on what you want of
course. I'll have my Church-Audio and preamp set with me at the ACB
convention this year.
Many thanks.
stacey robinson said the following on 6/27/2008 7:58 AM:
Hi all,
Can you record with the voice snese using an external microphone?
If so, How? What kind of mic would I need and what settings should
I use?
I tried with a stereo mic and a mono mic with line in turned on but
had know luck. Maybe I'm missing a setting somewhere.
Thanks a lot.
Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Chesley
In Tennessee.
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