Hi guys.
Has anyone heard of or used Bardl gear before? They're a cheap chinese brand with only one distributor in the country. Thought it might be good to try out the mics.
Their website's at: bardl.com.au
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by Roy » Sat Mar 10, 2007 12:01 am
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by headcaver » Thu Apr 26, 2007 10:22 pm
Ok, this msg is old but here goes...
I bought the DSF-8P- Drum Kit Series (8 microphones, accessories, aluminium flight case) on ebay, direct from them.
Turnaround was instant, well packaged, etc
The condensors are pencil types. I hated them.. They are probably ok for something, but definately not over-heads. I gave up on them.
The rest of the mics all perform well. They are nice and dry sounding for close-up rock drums. I am surprised to not have any phase problems in the spill overs. They gave me a solid Vanda/young drum sound. I wouldnt use them on jazz or classical. I would compare the dynamic mics to shure equivalents.
I bought the DSF-8P- Drum Kit Series (8 microphones, accessories, aluminium flight case) on ebay, direct from them.
Turnaround was instant, well packaged, etc
The condensors are pencil types. I hated them.. They are probably ok for something, but definately not over-heads. I gave up on them.
The rest of the mics all perform well. They are nice and dry sounding for close-up rock drums. I am surprised to not have any phase problems in the spill overs. They gave me a solid Vanda/young drum sound. I wouldnt use them on jazz or classical. I would compare the dynamic mics to shure equivalents.
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