Lewitt DTP 340 TT Dynamic Tom / Snare / Hi Hat Mic FMIC and his film score for
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and his film score for the 1992 film the Piano is without doubt the most famous and familiar of his compositions
the MV50 is perfect for the stage
reducing demands on the sound engineer
the sound has become more powerful and loud still maintaining excellent balance
powered subwoofer enclosure that houses a 12” subwoofer capable of a functional frequency output down to 37 Hz
Lewitt DTP 340 TT Dynamic Tom / Snare / Hi Hat Mic FMIC and his film score forLewitt DTP 340 TT Dynamic Tom Snare Hi Hat Mic If you ask any serious Recording Engineer, they would agree that the ability to isolate the snare, toms and hi hats while tracking is crucial to creating a great final drum mix. So when it comes to the right Microphone for the job, Lewitt Audio have developed a highly durable dynamic microphone specifically designed to accurately capture the sound of drum and percussion instruments. The DTP 340 TT
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