Feature:
I don't know what features you were looking for, it's a plug in and record or play type of thing
Quality:
from what i can tell it's a nice rugged construction. Doesn't look like a cheap mic.
Value:
it's a pretty penny but worth it
Desirability:
it's a mic, they don't turn me on but hey, it looks better than the d112 easter egg
Sound:
a quick disclaimer to everyone who wants the "click" sound out of the kick drum: this mic doesn't click.
for those looking for a true reproduction of how your drum naturally sounds, this is a great mic. I use a rather deep and tall kick. 28 diameter, 24 length, it provides an accurate reproduction of my kick, nice and fat, a punchy thud. We hooked this thing up in the studio after the beta 52 wasn't providing the sounds we wanted, or the akg d112, this provided the best low end tone out of all the mics yet also provided quite a punch.
I play Indie rock as well, not sure if that helps anyone out at all... I don't play metal drums, but I can say it wouldn't be all that great for metal, or grindcore, or anything of that nature
Ease of Use:
it needs just a touch of compression and EQ to tweak it to your favored settings, but man, it's pretty dead on just hooking it up.
Support:
we just recorded with it, no problems = no need for support
Overall:
I plan on picking one up whenever I can afford it... I would love to hear this thing live oh how sweet I can only think it could be
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