What is the difference between the consumer G20 model and the professional XA10 model besides the handle that allows for mic input?
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The XA10 has an infrared light and infrared mode. It also has 64 gb of internal memory.
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Trying to find a shockmount for a MXL.006 Microphone and can't determine what will fit other than mfgs. rather expensive mount. Any Help?
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From what I can tell, it is the physical knobs for each of the controls. Also when I did the research I was looking at the Compact and the Producer, and they only had 16 XLR input channels and from what I could tell, you had to purchase the S16 digital snake. I opted for the full board as everything is available right in front of you and there are less "layers" that you have to scroll through (IE on the Compact or Producer I believe that you have 4 separate buttons with 8 channels each and with the full board you only have 2 buttons with 16 channels each. I am no doubt a professional yet, but I wanted to learn on a full board with as much in front of me as possible and that why i chose this. Was it right, that I do not know but i LOVE the board and so does the band that I mix for. On the rack mount version - I really know nothing about it. I would assume that its the same and maybe controlled by the X32 control software available. The large board hooked up perfect to my DAW (Studio One) and connected pretty easy with my MAC. I ran into a little trouble with the LAN because I connected a wireless router to a wireless router, but after I figured this out it works like a champ. Another reason I went with the X32 versus digital boards is how many youtube videos I could find on training. Excellent selection - many of which are from Church perspectives but its a band they are mixing - and usually have more to deal with than straight mixing music. Hopefully that is a little explanation - but if I was to spend the money for the Compact, Producer or the Full board, hands down I would purchase it again. While it might be $100-1500 difference, the full board for me works great.
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I use my G600 for audio production. It's a mouse and keyboard in one for me; this way I can have my left hand free for simple harmonizing and melody making on the midi keyboard, and it also greatly reduces the amount of clicking I need to do going into menus and sub-menus in my music software. You can also create different profiles with different macros, say for your common MS Office functions, like copy/paste, underline, bold, etc. These mice are timesavers!
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They are both great. The pro caster is a little better sounding but it does not have headphone monitoring or usb. If you have a mixer and phantom power and xlr cables and need a mix for more than I one person for an interview, the pro is better
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I install sound systems, I've installed about 10 x-230 as auxiliary systems. I suggested one more for one customer, then I realized that they stopped the X-230.I bought the x-240: Very cheap ( not the price) ! Not even close to the X-230. Deceptive. My first Logitech product that sucks !!Makes a hum noise when you hook up to the power, the speakers connector doesn't fit well and the cradle is very fragile.
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the model we purchased has a USB connector. It may be available with either option, verify with the source before you purchase. The description may be referring to the port to gang an additional mic if necessary (we've not needed this, works well even in a large noisy room).
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Boy, I don't know. I've only used it for voice over. I would say a capsule mic would probably suite you better, the GXL2200 picks up everything and with a drum mic you don't necessarily want that.
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On PC its no difference. The q1 is more compact than the other models but all the same premium parts. The q1 also has no mic port. The buttons are rounded so if your playing street fighter 4, you can execute slide techniques great! Its the business!
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The AX3040 works great I also use the Behringer XENYX 1202 12 - input mixer it gives you more control over the voice quality.
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Hey Josh,The image sensor in the two cameras is the same so low light performance will be the same as well. The major difference here is going to be the added xlr compatiblity and the handle/shotgun microphone atachment. As Michael stated, and these were differences that I didn't realize, There is an IR capability and different encoding format on the XA10. The IR capabilitys wouldn't apply to you because they wouldn't match the other shots, think of the green light video you see on tv. I don't know as though you would notice the different encoding format either, and likely whatever you use to edit/burn your video will encode the video upon output. So a bit more versatile but also a bit bulkier camera.Bryan Hey Josh,The image sensor in the two cameras is the same so low light performance will be the same as well. The major difference here is going to be the added xlr compatiblity and the handle/shotgun microphone atachment. As Michael stated, and these were differences that I didn't realize, There is an IR capability and different encoding format on the XA10. The IR capabilitys wouldn't apply to you because they wouldn't match the other shots, think of the green light video you see on tv. I don't know as though you would notice the different encoding format either, and likely... » Read More Hey Josh,The image sensor in the two cameras is the same so low light performance will be the same as well. The major difference here is going to be the added xlr compatiblity and the handle/shotgun microphone atachment. As Michael stated, and these were differences that I didn't realize, There is an IR capability and different encoding format on the XA10. The IR capabilitys wouldn't apply to you because they wouldn't match the other shots, think of the green light video you see on tv. I don't know as though you would notice the different encoding format either, and likely whatever you use to edit/burn your video will encode the video upon output. So a bit more versatile but also a bit bulkier camera.Bryan « Show Less
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I believe it depends on the model. From the other answers, it appears some version has an inline mic, however the one I received has no inline mic or buttons of any kind on the cord.
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The different models are on different bands. They are basically the same microphone otherwise.
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The XO FOUR Stealth has a new chat adapter made by Turtle Beach that repalces the one made by Microsoft that ships with the XO FOUR. It adds more features. like mic monitoring, Bass Boost, and others ... you can read about it here ... http://www.turtlebeach.com/product-detail/pc-accessories/ear-force-headset-audio-controller/644
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Good question, but I haven't use the G1N, that I can recall. I have use analog, and digital effects and a combination of those for years. The G3 has enabled to retire those things. In fact with a little Crate Power block, I can basically leave my amp at home or the recording studio. I now have a powerful combo, easy to carry and sounds great a little quieter with all the options I had before and only have to use two patch cords.
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I chose the G4ME ONE over a regular pair of headphones + mic because I was tired of having a tangle of cords, and the attachable mic I had been using would get in my way a lot. Having a mic attached directly to the headphones is just so much more convenient and easier to use.
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Hi Chris. If you are buying the 20 series set, it comes with both types of mic in the box, boom and "in helmet"