Summer NAMM 2018: Your Heaven Audio promises ‘a revolution in instrument amplification’ with the CloseUp mic system
Isolate the sound of your guitar or other string instrument
SUMMER NAMM 2018: Your Heaven Audio is presenting what it’s calling a ‘revolution in instrument amplification’ in the form of the CloseUp system.
This is a new mic platform that’s designed for capturing the sound of acoustic instruments in a live situation. It promises to isolate the sound “better than any other microphone,” taming feedback and rejecting unwanted noises. Furthermore, it’s said to deliver the quality of a high-end studio microphone.
You can find out more and see examples of the CloseUp System in action on the Your Heaven Audio website. Prices start at $500 for the guitar version, while options are also available for violin, viola, cello and mandolin.
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