the t.bone BD 500 Beta

Miałem Beta 91A i sprzedałem. Później zatęskniłem za mikrofonem do środka stopy, ale nie chciałem wydawać tyle pieniędzy, więc zdecydowałem się na t.bone.
Bardzo miło mnie zaskoczył! Brzmi inaczej niż BETA91A, ale wciąż jest użyteczny!
Szczególnie polecam, jeśli pracujesz często z zestawami perkusyjnymi, które mają dwa osobne bębny basowe. Lepiej kupić dwa identyczne mikrofony do środka, niż mieć jednego Shure, a jeszcze kasy zostanie.
Jakość wykonania bardzo dobra, nie mam nic do zarzucenia!

I didn't see enough reviews about this mic in english so I decided to write one. My use case for this microphone was using it as a kick mic. I was hoping for a boundary mic that will provide me with a meaty kick and minimum feedback and that's exactly what I got.

The microphone build quality amazed me as it seems really sturdy. It's small, a little bit heavy and has a non slip rubber backing. The case is just a regular cardboard case and it comes with a small "leather" bag.
The microphone itself sounds beefy. It has a recessed switch that switches from EQ to Linear. I prefer EQ as it gives me a nice thump and all in all I'm really satisfied with it.

this thing got good reviews of many others, and its inexpensive so I gave it a try. My first boundary mic so far, so I wanted to try out if it would make sense for recording church organ, piano and/or voice. My conclusion when trying just some first voice recordings at my studio: forget about it. Forget pipe organ, piano and voice recordings with this thing. The noise floor was just terrible high. I tried it out with different recorders/interfaces, cables, just to make sure, and I compared it directly with another cheap condenser mic. which I did put on the floor in a similar position. the cheap condenser mic gave so much better results and lower noise. I did send the sound files to Thomann, and got a new mic. Very nice, but unfortunately it had the same terrible self noise when trying it on recording voice. I gave up. So how can that be? My theory is that it may perhaps be ok when putting it in a drum because of the drums high volume and sound pressure? I didn´t buy it to use it on drums. So in the end I guess for recordings of more delicate or less loud sound sources like voice or other instruments, no way of using it, its self noise would spoil any recording.