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Title: Church Audio CA-11 mics first time use and review
Post by: rucanips on September 25, 2011, 02:52:17 AM
I was outside tonight surround by trees in central park, I used Chris' mics tonight for the first time, ca-11 cards in an m10, mic input with plug in power.

Sounds sexy, warm, the bass is clean and hard hitting. no overload one bit, i stayed around -10 db average. so good it went direct to the ipod and a bike ride.

I really couldn't believe how sweet out the box they sounded without any eq'ing, right on Chris.

I has them positioned on my t shirt, resting towards the back of my neck, approx aim of 110 degrees, and pointed up slightly upwards to the stacks and roughly 6 inches apart. roughly the ORTF Configuration.

This has always been my preferred way to record, also because its worry free maintenance so i can enjoy the show more like jumping around and the mics will always hover around the optimal direction.

Title: Re: Church Audio CA-11 mics first time use and review
Post by: Church-Audio on September 26, 2011, 01:56:13 PM
I was outside tonight surround by trees in central park, I used Chris' mics tonight for the first time, ca-11 cards in an m10, mic input with plug in power.

Sounds sexy, warm, the bass is clean and hard hitting. no overload one bit, i stayed around -10 db average. so good it went direct to the ipod and a bike ride.

I really couldn't believe how sweet out the box they sounded without any eq'ing, right on Chris.

I has them positioned on my t shirt, resting towards the back of my neck, approx aim of 110 degrees, and pointed up slightly upwards to the stacks and roughly 6 inches apart. roughly the ORTF Configuration.

This has always been my preferred way to record, also because its worry free maintenance so i can enjoy the show more like jumping around and the mics will always hover around the optimal direction.

Thanks for the kind words.
I am glad you like them.
Chris
Title: Re: Church Audio CA-11 mics first time use and review
Post by: Ekib on January 18, 2016, 02:18:11 PM
How long does the battery last for the ugly batterybox?

I can't find any info on the Church Audio website.

I recently left the battery in the ugly batterybox for a day , by accident.
Does it use power when not connected to a recorder , or does it use power when generally connected to the batterybox?

Title: Re: Church Audio CA-11 mics first time use and review
Post by: nulldogmas on January 18, 2016, 05:01:18 PM
How long does the battery last for the ugly batterybox?

I can't find any info on the Church Audio website.

I recently left the battery in the ugly batterybox for a day , by accident.
Does it use power when not connected to a recorder , or does it use power when generally connected to the batterybox?

Pretty sure the ugly BB only uses power when a mic is plugged into it. I pretty much never remove the 9-volt from mine, and have likewise left it attached to the recorder for long periods on occasion with no ill effects.
Title: Re: Church Audio CA-11 mics first time use and review
Post by: nulldogmas on January 19, 2016, 10:26:53 PM
Sounds sexy ...

What?  I liked the idea of a review on these mics but that "sexy" comment was kind of corny.

Clearly you haven't yet met the right mics.
Title: Re: Church Audio CA-11 mics first time use and review
Post by: Church-Audio on January 30, 2016, 08:49:44 PM
How long does the battery last for the ugly batterybox?

I can't find any info on the Church Audio website.

I recently left the battery in the ugly batterybox for a day , by accident.
Does it use power when not connected to a recorder , or does it use power when generally connected to the batterybox?
A quality 9V battery can last a very VERY long time.. Like 100s of hours. Because there is so little current draw from the mics.. BUT I would strongly recommend that they mics be unplugged from the battery box when not using it.

Chris