A Gear Gab to End The Year
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BackBeat Media
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Publication Date |
Dec 29, 2023
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00:15:14
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In this Gear Gab episode of Gig Gab, Dave Hamilton starts with a deep dive into the world of bass drum microphones, with a spotlight on the Behringer BA 19A, priced at an accessible $79. Dave compares this budget-friendly option against its more expensive counterparts, the Shure Beta 91A and […]

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In this Gear Gab episode of Gig Gab, Dave Hamilton starts with a deep dive into the world of bass drum microphones, with a spotlight on the Behringer BA 19A, priced at an accessible $79. Dave compares this budget-friendly option against its more expensive counterparts, the Shure Beta 91A and the beyerdynamic TG D71C. He meticulously highlights how the Behringer BA 19A stands up to these industry staples in terms of sound quality, build, and overall value. This segment is a goldmine for both budding and seasoned drummers, providing a clear perspective on whether the Behringer BA 19A is just a budget clone or a serious contender in the realm of professional audio equipment. In the latter half of the episode, the focus shifts to two innovative products from Soundbrenner. First is the Soundbrenner Core, a multifunctional musical watch that combines a metronome, tuner, and more into a single wearable device. Dave explores how this gadget can enhance your practice and performance. Next, he reviews the Soundbrenner Minuendo variable earplugs, a must-have for any musician looking to protect their hearing without sacrificing audio clarity. Remember, in the world of Gig Gab and beyond, “Always Be Performing,” no matter the gear in your arsenal. 00:00:00 Gig Gab 409 – Friday, December 29th, 2023 00:01:36 Review: Behringer BA 19A ($79) AKG D112 ($234) Shure Beta 91A ($199 or $249) beyerdynamic TG D71C ($239) 00:07:45 Review: Soundbrenner Core Musical Watch with Metronome, Tuner, and more 00:12:14 Review: Soundbrenner Minuendo variable earplugs 00:14:18 GG 409 Outtro feedback@giggabpodcast.com Sign Up for the Gig Gab Mailing List
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In this Gear Gab episode of Gig Gab, Dave Hamilton starts with a deep dive into the world of bass drum microphones, with a spotlight on the Behringer BA 19A, priced at an accessible $79. Dave compares this budget-friendly option against its more expensive counterparts, the Shure Beta 91A and the beyerdynamic TG D71C. He meticulously highlights how the Behringer BA 19A stands up to these industry staples in terms of sound quality, build, and overall value. This segment is a goldmine for both budding and seasoned drummers, providing a clear perspective on whether the Behringer BA 19A is just a budget clone or a serious contender in the realm of professional audio equipment.

In the latter half of the episode, the focus shifts to two innovative products from Soundbrenner. First is the Soundbrenner Core, a multifunctional musical watch that combines a metronome, tuner, and more into a single wearable device. Dave explores how this gadget can enhance your practice and performance. Next, he reviews the Soundbrenner Minuendo variable earplugs, a must-have for any musician looking to protect their hearing without sacrificing audio clarity.

Remember, in the world of Gig Gab and beyond, “Always Be Performing,” no matter the gear in your arsenal.

The post A Gear Gab to End The Year — Gig Gab 409 appeared first on Gig Gab.

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