8000?

I think

Lemme look it up

700-800-8000 are different kinds of use

this is 8000

@AstroJannah order a scissor arm while youre at it

I just downloaded the image

The same exact one

I got the 800 and 8000 for funzies

@Julian the kit I am talking about for €35ish contains the whole set with a scissor arm and phantom power

Funzies you say <:wholesomethonk:373550351082848267>

eh phantom power is not really needed

They're both okayish, but i got them on an actual audio interface, so i don't know about that phantom power meme accesoire

I heard some Demo's from the mic with and without phantom power.
It completely eliminates noise

I'd go so far, that i like the sound of the 8000 more than the 800 tho

The higher the model number the better the product <:benis:239668961011040257>

Na

They're not the same product

I should get the 700 too at some point

are you telling me 10 bm800s would have the same output like one 8000

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10x the time number equals 10x times the performance

Absolutly @Julian

That's why 8000 is real bang for buck <:radthonk:318079469376110597>

real bang for buck would be buying as many lav mics for the price of a 8000

Lol laveliers

€0.50 mics what could go wrong?

20 x Laveliers

Gonna record a choir there

Lmao

Or record all the audio in 20 different channels

@AstroJannah there's no difference between BM mics, they all have the same internals

Oh ok

you can get a bm800 + scissor stand + phantom power for $20 off of amazon

but the phantom power's power supply will literally melt

or a 40$ shotgun mic

that doesn't need a power supply

or $40 used blue snowball or blue yeti

why aren't there adapters that take two mics to make them stereo

There are plenty?