Recorder Comparison: Kung Studio and Kung Superio Tenor Recorders
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Recorders Played: Kung Studio Tenor Recorder in maple and Kung Superio Tenor Recorder in olive
Tunes Played: The Quaker's Grace (Playford), Wat Zal men ope den Avond Doen (van Eyck), Rondeau (Boismortier)
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Adding to the other comments. It's really good to see you again.....keep posting your videos 😺
Thank you 🙂
Great to see you again 😊❤
Thank you 🙂
@@arwenacoustic795 you're welcome.🥰
I think the Superio has a fuller tone but that is a biased opinion. I have a Superio tenor in pear wood and love the thing to death. It is my main go to recorder. Thank you for the comparison!
Not a biased opinion, the Superio is fuller. It has a more solid core to the sound and beautiful overtones.
I'm surprised by how different these two tenors sound. I love the sound of the Kung Superio especially on the lower notes - think I'd better learn the Tenor!
Tenor...followed by C bass....😄
You’re Back‼️👍
It’s been a while since your last video..🤔
(I hope you’re feeling well 😬🤞)
I think your performance was great..👏
Personally, I liked the Superio model.
The color looks nice and the sound was more rich..🤗 The other model sounded a bit “leaky”….(I’m not sure if that’s a correct description..??). Thanks again for your videos‼️
Yes, I am good thank you. Yes, I agree the superio has a richer sound with a more solid core to the sound and the studio is more breathy. I'm still very impressed wth it for the price though.
Thanks for the video! My main recorder is a Kung Studio tenor in pear wood, and at some point I'm planning on getting a Kung Superio tenor, so this was a very interesting comparison for me. On my Studio, I notice that the low D sharp and C sharp are rather weak notes. Sounds like there's a fuller sound down low on the Superio.
I have the Superio and it definitely has good volume on the low C, C#, and D. D# seems rather quiet, but I haven't finished playing mine in yet; hoping it'll get better.
I really like the studio in its own right, but yes, the Superio is definitely more focused in sound and a keyed tenor will have stronger low notes than a Keyless one.
@@brandonpieplow9207 All recorders improve with playing in but low D# is a half holed note, perhaps it will have its limitations. There is a key for low D# on the Kung superio great bass, easy for clarinet players to get to grips with as in the same place as the D# key on clarinet.
How long does it take for your olivewood superior to darken to such gorgeous colour?
I think that was a darker batch of olive than they are using now but it has darkened over time. It is about 15 years since I bought it. If you like that colour, keep an eye out for second-hand models perhaps 🙂
Very beautiful recorders! Do the keys in the superio take away the flexibility to play the lowest notes?
The Kung keys I find very ergonomic. Easy to slur upwards C ---> C# but you would be hard pressed to slur downwards from low C# to low C
@@arwenacoustic795 Ok, thank you
@@arwenacoustic795 Ok, thanks!