I'M SELLING ALL MY OTHER MICS! | WARM AUDIO WA-8000 MICROPHONE REVIEW

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[@nvstomtz2888]

will a kaotika eye ball fit over it? great video!

[@naalahxo]

Thank you for having me! It was a pleasure working with you & testing the mics out :) I love the side by side comparison, they sound so different!!

[@FTHonestReviews]

Appreciate your time! We'll def work together again some time

[@nicoktsune]

Giiiiirl your voice 🥺🥺😍😍😍 you need to drop a record already. Thanks babe 💋

[@kevinlkeys]

You have a beautiful voice😃

[@SenexBeatz]

103 tlm or wa 8000? Which do u choose and why? Nice video BTW ✌🏾❤

[@MKJ2DAY]

Probably going to grab this mic next week. How is it in combination with the WA73 mic pre? Would you recommend the pairing? Great video btw!

[@lapriestrobinson9545]

Do you recommend this over the akg414 xlii

[@romelmoore1281]

I just bought this and can’t wait for to get to me! Thank you for doing a thorough review- it helped me buy it and I’m a subscriber now!

[@FTHonestReviews]

Awesome, welcome aboard!

[@fantaztikbeatz]

Did you get it yet im curious to know how your experience has been with it. I'm looking at one was gonna get the Manley Silver but this is making some noise in a good way.

[@ankeviousoliver4472]

Where are you selling your mics at?

[@Firetracks]

it is CRISPY and open! I'm gonna add it to my arsenal beside my 87! Thanks for the video bro!

[@macmacca4313]

@firetracks this mic or the u87?

[@Firetracks]

@@macmacca4313 the mic.

[@macmacca4313]

@@Firetracks so this wa 8000 is better than a Neumann u87 ? So I’m stack between the two

[@Firetracks]

@@macmacca4313 I wouldn’t say better because both have their place. I have the WA87 already so it will be an addition to my setup.

[@LesterWayneDobos]

I got mine today and the capsule was moving back and forth like it was loose, is that normal? Other than that I was amazed at how well my vocals sat in the mix of my beats. It brought part of my voice I’ve never heard awesome mic

[@FTHonestReviews]

I don't think it's normal, I just sent an SM7B back because it was silverware when I shook it!

[@LesterWayneDobos]

@@FTHonestReviews Thanks I'll swap it for a new one. That is funny because I was just selling my SM7B. I also have the Kaotica eyeball filter for it too.

[@lionheartroar3104]

What shockmount goes with this microphone. I want to buy one.

[@itzyaboybugz]

I mean I had wa87 Compared to u87 And it wasn’t even close It was complete/ utter trash But I’ll give this one a chance

[@gangs0846]

You tested it?

[@itzyaboybugz]

@@gangs0846 I tested wa87 and u87… Yes 👍

[@highlevelstudio]

You Really thinc its sound likes the c800 ? I use the WA47 link to apollo every day but the top end sounding bad. I want to try this one but im afraid to spend my money in an another bad mic’ material quality

[@FTHonestReviews]

I've never heard the c800 so I can't say how closely it sounds like it, I can only compare to my other mics as shown in the video and in that regard it's waaaaay more open. There is some sibilance but I'm running it through my channel strip now and taking that harsh top end off so it sounds much better. Used the WA47 a while back, thought it was pretty great.

[@highlevelstudio]

@@FTHonestReviews yes i heard it more open from far ! you thinck it Really better than the WA47 ? The wa800´ sibilants are more difficult to adjust than those of wa47 ? I have too much traitement to do to have an opened sound without harsness. Searching for the next level . thank you for all your answers . You have a New follower from Guadeloupe. French west indies

[@FTHonestReviews]

@@highlevelstudio I don't think I'd say its "better" than the 47, the 47 is a powerhouse and really makes vocals sound fat, it has its own unique sound, you're still going to have to EQ regardless but I think the WA8000 is a solid mic regardless of whether it compares the Sony or other mics

[@alaeddineeddhaoui]

How is the mic after one year of usage please?

[@thebrandonjustice]

To be honest. I have one of these otw but my lauten atlantis sounds really clear too. If not more. Don't know for sure.but hey ima do a shoot out

[@drakewatkins2624]

Can’t wait to get it hopefully soon amazing all around mic 🔥

[@michelegaleazzi6354]

Is it my impression or, in the last part of the video where you compare the WA-87R2 and the WA-8000, the WA 87R2 seems fuller in the low frequencies?

[@Otondabeat]

dope. wow so much clarity. what interface did u run the mic with? lots of gear getting released recently. UAD released a new interface called the volt, its suppose to compete with the ssl2, audient and focusrite. anyways u should review Rme babyface pro fs!!

[@FTHonestReviews]

Recorded with a Motu Ultralite Mk5, Babyface is outta my budget right now but might try to get a Volt to test drivers and such, we'll see if I can fit it in the schedule

[@Otondabeat]

@@FTHonestReviews does Ultralite Mk5, use same preamps as motu m2?

[@FTHonestReviews]

@@Otondabeat Don't know much about the M2 so can't say for sure, never used it

[@Otondabeat]

@@FTHonestReviews alright, sorry for asking so many questions lol. last one promise. which has better preamps in ur opinion ssl2 or Ultralite Mk5

[@FTHonestReviews]

@@Otondabeat I was highly satisfied with both, if you don't need all the connectivity of the Mk5 the SSL will do just fine

[@HinZro0131]

I am considering the WA-8000 and WA-251 from Warm-Audio. What are your thoughts on this?

[@FTHonestReviews]

Haven't tried the 251 but from reviews I'd imagine you'd be happy with it. I do get the impression the 251 is also bright like the 8000 so maybe a darker mic would compliment the 8000 better

[@drakewatkins2624]

I got the gold version it looks and sounds stellar awesome review 🔥 it sounds so similar to the actual Sony crazy value

[@blvkqmusicgroup]

Where did you get that mic boom?

[@FTHonestReviews]

imp.i114863.net/jW17W0 also check the description for all my gear!

[@EdThorne]

Damn this mic sounds tasty. Wide open, crisp, and dominant. Thanks for the review.

[@FTHonestReviews]

Tasty it is Ed! Thanks for the comment

[@mixedbyrxlph]

Sounding too good 🔥 all u need is a neve and clb and it would be a killer vocal chain

[@FTHonestReviews]

Will be connecting the channel strip soon once I get through a few more videos. Wa73eq and wa2a

[@Spidouz]

C800G > Neve 1073 > LA2A > 1176 I’ve used this vocal chain and it’s simply the best I’ve tried so far

[@johnngatho6520]

Hey Jack. How does your new go-to WA 8000 mic compare with Antelope Axino modeling mic '800' emulation?

[@FTHonestReviews]

It's been quite a while since I've had the Axino but I'm 1,000% positive the hardware is better than the emulation, even though technically the hardware is an emulation lol

[@johnngatho6520]

@@FTHonestReviews 1,000%! That's huge confidence in the hardware option lol. I'll compare your reviews with this WA 8000 and the axino and try to discern any differences. And thanks, Jack. your reviews are very helpful in making informed decisions.

[@leonjordan2165]

Just bought this mic and the 251 and am super stoked. This is probably the best mic for the price right now.

[@FTHonestReviews]

Great choices!

[@MKJ2DAY]

How do you like the 251? Which do you find yourself using more if you don't mind my asking?

[@bilnabiln]

holy shit, i wasn’t expecting that much of a difference between the WA-87. the WA-8000 really makes the 87 sound dark

[@FTHonestReviews]

A big difference for sure, looks like a home run to me!

[@d3vp131]

It should. It’s a sony clone that has a big rise in the vocal range. The U87 is not that and does not have that rise.

[@225maine]

And that's suppose to be a bad thing? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️...wa87 isn't that dark sounding lmao

[@bilnabiln]

@@225maine nobody said dark sound = bad, you assumed that yourself. and to me the 87 sounds darker than the 8000.

[@waves7300]

The 8000 is def more clear and detailed

[@IAMTYNCH]

Ye i just bought one myself. Im looking at a Month wait

[@FTHonestReviews]

Use my link, they got em in stock

[@IAMTYNCH]

i already paid. The company I ordered from said their website glitched or something cuz when i ordered it they took the payment. I told em not to refund just send me the mic when they get one.

[@FTHonestReviews]

@@IAMTYNCH All good man, enjoy!

[@IAMTYNCH]

@@FTHonestReviews I just hope the Mic is close to the real deal. The sony C800g is My all time favorite vocal mic! Ive only rented one once for obvious reason! lol. when i rented it they were 20,000$ to purchase at that time because sony discontinued them for a year.

[@FTHonestReviews]

@@IAMTYNCH I never had the luxury of hearing one in person, the mic is a step up for me coming from cheaper mics, def share your opinion when you get it

[@Yury5576]

Any good ones going cheap? :-)

[@GuttaontheBeat]

Wa 8000 or Townsend labs c800g emulation ?

[@FTHonestReviews]

Haven't heard the Townsend

[@GuttaontheBeat]

@@FTHonestReviews are you still using the wa 8000

[@FTHonestReviews]

@@GuttaontheBeat I ended up giving it to a friend who runs a commercial studio since all I do is KZbin, he'll get much more out of it

[@v3zMedia]

It’s too silibant like the GA-800 was before Golden Age fixed it and renamed it the GA8000.

[@FTHonestReviews]

Next video I do I'm gonna use some processing to see how clean I can get it

[@saintclarityakacasanovabro7992]

You can fix semblance with proximity and a expensive pop filter

[@saintclarityakacasanovabro7992]

A nice Desser as well

[@v3zMedia]

@@FTHonestReviews I'd say for the almost $3k you save not buying the GA8000 you can buy the whole Warm Audio vocal chain (WA73EQ, WA76, WA2A, EQP-WA). And the GA8000 sounds exactly if not better than the C800g for almost $7k less that you can spend to damn near finish a complete studio with monitors, a MPC, and a few midi controls on top of something like a Neve 1073SPx and Distressor EL8X. 😂 What a time to be alive.

[@FTHonestReviews]

@v3z this WA-8000, a WA73EQ and WA2A is exactly what I'm running 😂 even this is probably overkill just for KZbin but better than spending big BIG bucks!

[@DoomzDale]

Sounds great. I watched at home and could tell difference on my sound bar. Might pick one up in the future.

[@FTHonestReviews]

Definitely easy to hear the difference, I'll be doing some testing to see how good it can get with the full channel strip

[@noname16129]

What about self noise?

[@mixedbygip8938]

That’s a dope sounding mic. I guarantee you can’t tell the difference between it against the original once they both are put in the mix! Dope video 🔥

[@mixedbygip8938]

@The Official Jds Bleedo Anybody Of his stature is using a 800 or 251 noDebate needed lol

[@mixedbygip8938]

@The Official Jds Bleedo My point was why spend 10 k if it’s not needed anymore! Just to say you own an Actual Sony 800g?

[@realtalkroscoeg]

@The Official Jds Bleedo This does not sound like a Sony c800g, it doesn’t have the low end the real Sony has. No other microphone so far has been able to duplicate

[@garbygarb31]

you cant tell the difference between any mic once it's been mixed lol

[@realtalkroscoeg]

@@garbygarb31 I could tell when a Sony is used

[@Justwantpeacelove]

Warm/body, Silky, smooth man i think this sounds better than my $3000 Manley reference C

[@BeatsBangcomtv]

Imagine being a music person who bought an actual C800g for 10k believing you now had a supreme audio advantage over the average music maker, only to watch that perceived advantage disappear into thin air. Imagine the frustration! lol I've dabbled in the music game for decades and advancements in manufacturing and technology have definitely leveled the playing field when it comes to sonic quality. It's buyers remorse that prevents ppl from admitting that. Nice vid Jacob!

[@FTHonestReviews]

Honestly in this day and age as long as your gear is decent an experienced engineer is going to make a much bigger impact

[@DeadlyMixKrew]

Wrong. Manufacturing has gotten worse as companies more and more are making equipment intended for amateurs where the idea is to make as many as possible for as cheap as possible, rather than making small batches in as long as it takes to make each ones perfect for a small niche market. Another knockoff being out there is actually GOOD for our business. This fails poorly at one of the main things that makes the C800-G what it is. Despite how harsh and sibilant bright mics tend to be, the C800-G is the brightest and clearest mic by far in our arsenal, yet it's the least sibilant and least harsh. Sweetwater may have it listed for about $11k but you won't get one for anywhere near that price. Sony doesn't have tubes anymore so they don't make it. Total cost of buying one used, replacing the tubes, tax, and every other expense to get you that original C800-G sound will run more like $25-30k. Replacement NOS tubes go for $1,000 each. It takes 1 in the mic and 2 in the PSU. Now that this knockoff is being marketed so heavily, we're expecting an increase in business from artists looking to record on the real thing. Most artist's that come in don't know what the C800-G is, so there's been no point in investing much into marketing that we're one of the few studios in Michigan that have it. Soon, every artist will know about it from this heavily marketed knockoff and many will want to check out the real thing.

[@DeadlyMixKrew]

@@FTHonestReviews An experienced professional engineer has always been the most important thing. Once you have that though, every little detail starts making a big difference, so shelling out thousands and thousands of dollars for each mic/EQ/compressor then becomes worth the expense.

[@BeatsBangcomtv]

@@DeadlyMixKrew if you say so . In an age of Streaming MP3s the actual listening audience doesn’t care if a mic cost 12k or 12 dollars. You can have all the high end equipment in the world. If the listener doesn’t connect then all that money spent on expensive gear is wasted. I’m sure all the engineers with dog ears will complain about the low quality and subpar performance of affordable equipment, but the average person doesn’t care. Just like all the DAW snobs poo pooed FL Studio for it to become the number 1 DAW in the world. Gear doesn’t make hits ppl do. It’s just that most ppl who can’t make hits tend to hide behind expensive gear. IMHO

[@DeadlyMixKrew]

@@BeatsBangcomtv You're not wrong in theory but, in my experience, it actually works AGAINST the artists. Consumers don't know what the different elements are so they can't consciously excuse flaws. They just hear music and it either sounds like a big successful Top 40 production or it sounds like their loser ex-boyfriend's bedroom bullshit and subconsciously biases their perception of what they're hearing. The market is so oversaturated with shitty music that the good ones often get drown out and every little advantage helps. Good artists, good writing, good composition, good recordings, good mixing, good marketing... It all adds up and there are plenty of artists out there with all the above that you (the artist) are competing with. Plus, there's also the factor of the artist longing to hear themselves sound amazing. For a studio, that's an important factor for repeat business. As far as Fruity Loops goes... Well, FL does sound like shit. Something about it just adds more of the "digital" sound, robbing otherwise good samples/sounds/recordings of their richness. Again, it's part of a bundle of factors but it can easily affect the emotional communication of the song. Someone might hear the song on an Amazon Echo and connect with the song, certainly, but there's a big difference in the intensity of that connection compared to hearing it in an ideal mix on, say, a Cadillac sound system. I'd recommending playing "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston on an Echo then again in a Cadillac sound system as 2 extreme examples of quality affecting the intensity of the emotion but I'm confident you've had plenty of experience in your life already to understand what what I'm talking about. There have been plenty of mumble-rap hits on FL beats to make your point but I'd argue that those big artists then send their stems to a real studio where artists like Cardi B record on a C800-G > 1073/737sp > CL1B chain (or something similar) and get mixed by an engineer who only PRETENDS not to use the $500k+ worth of analog equipment in front of them when they're getting paid to help sell plugins. I polish FL Studio stems up with AMS Neve, RND, SSL equipment on a regular basis. It's a necessary step in getting them to have that more commercial sound artists are often looking for. Once in awhile they want me to drive it up for a more 90s NYC/indie feel (which is more fun) but lately it's more often the former.

[@ston3fr33]

use a pop filter and that will fix the ssss

[@MKONOPKA]

Clean but thin sounding i wouldn't be rushing to selling off to many of you're other microphones for this WA-8000 any time soon.

[@ramencurry6672]

It’s a great microphone but I kind of agree with you. It can have that annoying plastic like high frequency. Depending on the song and mix, it’s fantastic but there’s no way it can replace other microphones

[@FTHonestReviews]

I agree in a studio environment, but all I'm tracking is myself for KZbin videos so one mic will do for my purpose

[@JaeBTundra1]

Sounds good..just missing that pop filter

[@NickHolum]

Sounds great, but at $1,200 why not just buy the Townsend Labs Sphere? It models the Sony and a bunch of other classics for the same price.

[@FTHonestReviews]

for me personally, because I've never heard of that brand, tho there seems to be plenty of positive reviews on Sweetwater, but prior to your comment I'd never heard of it, also it's $300 more and is unfortunately all sold out at the moment, always open to try new brands tho

[@NickHolum]

@@FTHonestReviews I own one and it’s absolutely amazing. Highly recommend you give it a try.

[@dalydose221]

I agree the Townsend labs sphere is amazing I have one. You can just do more on it and it’s way more flexible. I think I might try this mic out though for fun.

[@AndresGarcia-kj3cr]

It was a decent review for clone microphones users. At least you should have done a comparison with a high end mic. Better yet with the original Sony mic. it's clear you are a WARM Audio fan.

[@FTHonestReviews]

I would if I had high end mics, the original Sony is waaaay out of my price range. I had a lot of WA products because they're affordable, I've since sold all of it and changed my setup again lol

[@DanBires]

Those mics are meant for really soft singers. They are great mics but never sell your other mics. You have to have a extensive mic locker. I will say the most versatile mice ever made is akg 414 hands down. That mic can do it all. Golden age pre also replicated this Sony mic and sounds really good. Good video thanks

[@FTHonestReviews]

I agree on having a mic locker except in my case I only track myself for KZbin videos, my music days are long behind me, so I really just need one solid mic for my voice over work, I'm going to do some extensive testing next week running my different mics through my WA73EQ and WA2A and see which one I like best

[@NoCoverCharge]

I love my Neumann 103 .. it’s so awesome .. I do have a the warm tube mic the long yellow one .. we just recorded a whole album with that thing

[@SoJesusChristMusic]

The C800G is for soft singers? That’s the mic Mariah Carey uses.

[@future_Victoryofficial]

Waiting for mu wa 8000 😋 With and my preamp WA 73 eq i will get good results

[@gangs0846]

You tested it?

[@beats-by-skrill8925]

This mic sound identical to the Lewitt LCT 940 & 840.

[@xeezyolatoundji]

thats a great vocalist right here

[@TheRealNativeSun]

That’s sounds amazing.

[@FTHonestReviews]

It really does

[@punchmontana3425]

The Godfather of all mics…one day 🙏🏾

[@Firetracks]

Just subbed bro!

[@FTHonestReviews]

Much appreciated, welcome aboard!

[@andrewr4792]

this sounds really good.

[@jdeleon560]

Yoooo that's fire

[@DuroSamples]

Thats the worst shock mount ever for suck a mic... You can see it struggling with the weight of the mic...

[@FTHonestReviews]

It's really not struggling tho, my WA87 shock mount would piss me off because it would never hold in place and always start to tilt downward, if this mic were heavier that might be the case but no issues so far

[@IAMTYNCH]

Its really not tho the mic is super light. In fact it has a shock lock in the upright position so even if the wingnut isnt at its tightest is literally will sit at a 90 degree angle with absolutely 0 issue

[@jmizzbeatsj-jigga7888]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 who the Beutiful artist

[@FTHonestReviews]

got her links in the description!

[@jmizzbeatsj-jigga7888]

@@FTHonestReviews thank you just seen after I commented check in here music out now very dope yall keep doing yall thang🔥🔥🔥

[@FTHonestReviews]

Absolutely

[@kelvinnkanyane3878]

It needed a bit of compression to match the original,nonetheless it sounds great

[@alexlechanteur3606]

if you sell all the other mics, get more acoustic treatment, cauz it picks up every little reflection in that room 🤣 also, don't ! one mics doesn't fit all 🤷

[@FTHonestReviews]

Well I only record me, so really one mic is all I need lol, but totally agree in the acoustic treatment!

[@alexlechanteur3606]

@@FTHonestReviews haaa true true. As a singer I like to have few options, taking the time to select the one that sit's the best in the song/mix and save some eq job XD I must say I'm also a bit of a mic addict 🤣

[@audiolego]

Ok so u produce trip hop? Cool

[@FTHonestReviews]

My producing days are long gone (I was never that great haha) but if you wanna check out a DOPE beatmaker look up Gnarly

[@audiolego]

@@FTHonestReviews whattty whyyyyy??? U have the capability. Really.

[@FTHonestReviews]

Too many roads, not enough time to travel them all. I can draw, do photography, do music, KZbin, but I don't have enough time in the day to pursue them all. Photography and KZbin allow me to make a living so that's where I put my time

[@matt.loupe.]

Idk man. Kinda sounds like an SM57 to me

[@DeadlyMixKrew]

As the owner of a Sony C800-G, I assure you this doesn't come close. The C800-G is brighter and crisper yet handles sibilance better than a warmer pro-level mic like an original U87. Another thing that makes the C800-G such an incredible mic is how smooth it is at all times. It handles fluctuations in SPL, like suddenly getting louder, with an extremely smooth response. There is no substitute. In fact, if you use any other tube, even the C800-G won't sound like a C800-G. The tube goes for $1,000 each and it uses 3 of them (1 in the mic + 2 in the PSU). Sony stopped making the C800-G because the factory that made the tubes in Ukraine is now shutdown. Also, $10k will NOT get you a Sony C800-G. When they were still in production, they ran around $12-13k out the door. Now it'll run you between $15-20k used, just for the mic alone. With the new tubes you'll need, sales tax, and service (because you definitely want another company that's insured if a tube or mic is damaged when you're spending so much already) it'll run you somewhere between $25-30k to have a pristine sounding Sony C800-G. If Warm could make a knockoff that sounds like the real thing for the price of a Sony NOS 6AU6A tube, Sony would buy up every tube their supplier has and start making more mics and selling the tubes for $500 each again. If you're thinking "Okay so I'll spend an extra grand for a real tube and put it in my Warm knockoff and get that top tier sound for dirt cheap", think again. I haven't heard anyone who's tried it yet but I've worked with enough high-end mics and checked out enough "clones" to assure you there's no way for them to make an accurate knockoff at that price. Warm can't even make an accurate U87 knockoff. A far simpler design.

[@IAMTYNCH]

Dude.. There are SOOO many things wrong with this statement. First off the sony c800g isnt discontinued. Second the tube in the sony c800g is the same exact tube in the Wa-8000. Im gonna stop typing now. People do your own research 🤦🏼 One last thing. The sony is currently out of stock due to slow production. They will have more soon at stock price @ 10,700$ at any store you wish to purchase your Sony

[@DeadlyMixKrew]

@@IAMTYNCH You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.

[@IAMTYNCH]

@@DeadlyMixKrew Its like your just talking out your ass You can LITERALLY google everything I just said and find yourself incorrect... The Sony is Not discontinued and they both have the same 8$ tube in it 😂😂🤣 Bro ur making urself look dumb stop talking

[@IrvingAguirre77]

Where are you located? I've been wanting to shoot my wa8000 against a Sony c800g, but there are none in my area

[@DeadlyMixKrew]

@@IAMTYNCH 🤣 🤣 I really wish you werent so wrong. The tube goes for $1,000 USD and are virtually impossible to find because the factory that made them has been closed for years now. They sold for about $500/each before they stopped selling them. Before they were rare, they were $75/each directly from Sony 15 or so years ago. Some studios swear that, if you're willing to spend the money, you can buy a few hundred high quality tubes, have them all tested and sometimes find a few usable in there. Production is basically in limbo. It's discontinued but they made a short run not too long ago after finding a box of tubes they'd apparently misplaced. They sold exactly 20 tubes to consumers after ending production again. If they are ever able to source new tubes that meet the high standard, they'll likely bring it back again, but so far that looks unlikely. I know for a fact that information is available online because I've personally been a part of the discussions in my search for more tubes. If you can find them for $500 each or less, I'll take 6 and you can pocket the difference.

[@alwaysromer721]

Wowww

[@FTHonestReviews]

😮

[@alwaysromer721]

I was surprised on how clear it sounded without EQ. This is going to be a must upgrade from my TLM102. Price point is key also

[@FTHonestReviews]

Agreed, there are other clones out there but for $1199 this is a great deal for us bedroom studio guys who aren't rich

[@FFStudioMy]

naissss

[@dannydicandilo8859]

Holy crap. I was expecting this to be a piece of junk

[@meltyou]

1199... LOL. that's.. a little too expensive. call me when they make one for 199.

[@glockaveli]

Get ya broke ass out of the music industry if you think you are going to find a HIGH quality mic that cheap

[@johnwalter6410]

How do they make it so cheap? I could see 3k. But 1100? Crazy

[@antoineinniss5586]

hi there mr dark. commenting from the Caribbean. loved your review of the WA mic. do you have an email address, that I can access to speak with you, concerning microphones? thanks in advance

[@Stratster68]

13lbs? Uh, nope!