I wonder if the weight affects its portability? I love using it, but sometimes I wish it were lighter for gigs.
Haha, true! But hey, if it sounds great, I’ll carry the extra weight! Best trade-off ever.
In reflection, despite its weight, the WA-87 has been a game changer in my recordings. Every mic has its quirks—this one just encourages a bit more careful handling.
I’ve been using the Warm Audio WA-87 for a few months now, and I must say, it offers incredible value for its price. The sound quality is top-notch for both vocals and acoustic instruments!
I completely agree! I recorded my vocals with it, and the clarity is phenomenal. It really shines in a studio setting.
For live performances, I think the WA-87 can still hold its own, but dynamic mics might be a better route. However, if you’re aiming for studio quality, this mic is fantastic!
True! It’s definitely worth it for studio recordings. It brings out the nuances in instruments beautifully.
I’ve seen mixed reviews about the WA-87’s noise handling. Is it really that good for quiet environments, or do I need to be cautious?
In my experience, it captures soft sounds beautifully without too much background noise. Just be mindful of the acoustics!
Value-wise, I think it’s unbeatable for a mic of its kind. Even seasoned pros are impressed with it, which says a lot! Would definitely recommend it.
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That sounds promising! I might just invest in one. Any thoughts on how it performs for guitar recordings?
It performs superbly! The depth and warmth it adds to acoustic guitar is truly magical.
You all make it sound great, but isn’t it just a clone of something more expensive? How do we know we’re not just buying hype?
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