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May 25, 2015
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It has been my experience that no matter how well treated a room may or may not be, there will always arise a situation for a particular piece of gear.
An acoustic shield does just what it says; it protects the acoustic integrity of what the microphone is receiving. Every vocalist and every style of music and every recording session is different. Even in the best room, with optimal sound reinforcement, there can be situations where extra isolation is called for. If the vocalist uses more soft tones, whispers and ambiance in their voice for instance. If the application is spoken word, for voice-overs or dialogue perhaps, then these AS32's are great. They will increase the articulation of the your speaker while providing a more flat-response recording.
These are just my opinions on a few applications of the AS32, there are plenty more. For recording brass and woodwind instruments, the AS32 Acoustic Shield would definitely have a place as well.
Thank you for participating in the discussion and for being a part of Massdrop.
May 25, 2015
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