NuForce HP-800 Headphones Hands on - Detailed Review

[ViciousXUSMC]

First product review in a while and the very first in the new place. Miss Vicious was out for the night with a friend doing some errands and I broke out the recording equipment to finally bring you the review for these new headphones.

Hope you enjoy the review and find it informative and entertaining.

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[suiken_2mieu]

Hey Vicious, I just want to thank you for your reviews, they are entertaining and informative. I actually picked upa Blue Yeti because of your review.

[Haldi]

Aha a D5100... with an external mic ?


but i really like youre reviews. Especially because i don't really care much about Audio ^^

[ViciousXUSMC]

Aha a D5100... with an external mic ?


but i really like youre reviews. Especially because i don't really care much about Audio ^^

Yep D5100 usually use my Sigma 18-200mm lens on it so that I can get any zoom range I need, if I need bokeh effect for products I use my F1.4 50mm.

For the external I do not plug into the camera itself I use a Zoom H2N and just use a cheap lapel mic.

I had Nikon len's already else the Canon DSLR do way better video (much more customizable) the D5100 got my buy over the D7000 since it has the flip out screen and its a necessity for this kind of work.

[ViciousXUSMC]

Hey Vicious, I just want to thank you for your reviews, they are entertaining and informative. I actually picked upa Blue Yeti because of your review.

How are you enjoying that mic?? As you can see I put mine up on a cheap mic stand (ebay $20) and that really made it shine for me as now its closer to me for better SNR and also avoids any noise from the desk like bumps and such.

[suiken_2mieu]

Hey Vicious, I just want to thank you for your reviews, they are entertaining and informative. I actually picked upa Blue Yeti because of your review.

How are you enjoying that mic?? As you can see I put mine up on a cheap mic stand (ebay $20) and that really made it shine for me as now its closer to me for better SNR and also avoids any noise from the desk like bumps and such.

I'm loving it, everything comes in clear. I will need to get a stand though. I have the mic to my side, but I have a bad tendency to not be able to keep the mic at a constant distance to my mouth. The bumps from the desk aren't that annoying, I get rid of it in post, but that is a nice t hing to avoid. What sort of stand would you recommend?