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The main difference between a piano (a standard acoustic piano) and a digital piano is the mechanism that produces the sound.The acoustic piano produces sounds by channeling the power of the fingers pressing the keys into the hammers, which strike the strings. The vibrations produced by striking the strings are transmitted to the soundboard, and diffused richly, which amplifies the sound.
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To explain in one line digital pianos produces good sound with low maintenance whereas acoustic piano produces more natural sound but need regular maintenance
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Samson SE10 Headworne Earset Microphone with Miniature Condenser Capsule
- Miniature condenser microphone for nearly invisible use
- Outstanding audio quality for presentation, fitness and other vocal applications
- 3mm mic capsule
- Omnidirectional pickup pattern
- Easily adjusts to fit left or right ear, retaining band holds mic in place
- Moisture resistant coating
- Detachable cable
- Includes cable adapters for compatibility with most popular wireless transmitters
- Windscreens, clothing cable clip and carry case also included
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Samson’s SE10 Earset Microphone is a low profile, miniature condenser microphone with a 3mm capsule that provides outstanding audio reproduction and a moisture resistant design, making it perfect for presentation, fitness and other vocal applications. And with four included adapters, the SE10 can be used with most popular wireless transmitters.
The microphone can be easily shaped to fit the left or right ear and the unique retaining band holds the mic in place even when used in fitness applications. Plus, the omnidirectional pickup pattern results in a clear and articulate reproduction, regardless of the position of the capsule relative to the sound source. Its water resistant coating also provides protection from sweat and other moisture during high-energy performances.
Though the SE10 is particularly well suited for use with Samson wireless systems, the four included adapters enable the microphone to be used with most other brand’s wireless transmitters as well. The microphone is also bundled with four windscreens for reducing occurrences of popping and wind noise, a clothing cable clip for inconspicuous/unobtrusive placement of the cable and a protective carry case for the entire system.
Manufactured with extreme care and the highest quality components, the Samson SE10 delivers exceptionally clear, articulate sound with reliable performance in an extremely low profile design.
