Hey. This seems like a nice tutorial, but I can't help but notice there's a weird lack of comments and likes/dislikes are disabled, which makes me a bit wary of trusting your info. Is there a reasonable explanation for this?
@@owencmyk I uploaded this video from my phone, which automatically disables certain settings. I’ll turn them on now, including the like button. Also, the dislike feature is disabled by UA-cam. I’m not sure what part of the information you find untrustworthy, like the fake selling for the same price as the genuine one, or that it sounds terrible in comparison? I’m a bit confused.
@@Scentedstyle No it's nothing about the video, the video is all good. It's just when people disable likes and dislikes it's usually when they're trying to hide something. So I figured I'd ask in case there was a totally logical explanation (which there was, so it's fine)
These fake mic makers should just make their own shit with their own design. They would get better karma, less money but at least it would be their own product. Thanks for helping out consumers, but unfortunately they're watching this too lol
As someone who uses a vintage SM7 I was curious about your video but your examples are hilariously biased and your speaking patterns are completely different which is normal for people who want to show how the original stands out. One will find the same tricks in guitar comparisons. The best way to compare would be to record the same exact subject at the same time on video using duplicate hardware and settings.
so.. compare a Chinese knockoff to a genuine product??? This video is about spotting knockoffs vs the genuine product of the SM7B, nothing about vintage stuff, moreover there was a comparison.
Hey. This seems like a nice tutorial, but I can't help but notice there's a weird lack of comments and likes/dislikes are disabled, which makes me a bit wary of trusting your info. Is there a reasonable explanation for this?
@@owencmyk I uploaded this video from my phone, which automatically disables certain settings. I’ll turn them on now, including the like button. Also, the dislike feature is disabled by UA-cam. I’m not sure what part of the information you find untrustworthy, like the fake selling for the same price as the genuine one, or that it sounds terrible in comparison? I’m a bit confused.
@@Scentedstyle No it's nothing about the video, the video is all good. It's just when people disable likes and dislikes it's usually when they're trying to hide something. So I figured I'd ask in case there was a totally logical explanation (which there was, so it's fine)
Nice to see you back hope you post fashion content again.
These fake mic makers should just make their own shit with their own design. They would get better karma, less money but at least it would be their own product. Thanks for helping out consumers, but unfortunately they're watching this too lol
lol returning the fake product absolutely rekt is goated
As someone who uses a vintage SM7 I was curious about your video but your examples are hilariously biased and your speaking patterns are completely different which is normal for people who want to show how the original stands out. One will find the same tricks in guitar comparisons. The best way to compare would be to record the same exact subject at the same time on video using duplicate hardware and settings.
so.. compare a Chinese knockoff to a genuine product??? This video is about spotting knockoffs vs the genuine product of the SM7B, nothing about vintage stuff, moreover there was a comparison.