Smudges be damned, it’s great to see all aspects of the Metal Marshmallow evolve and you did another great job Michael! Naturally I’m interested in the mic, but also tearing (gingerly) into the new packing.
Great presentation, Mike. Really appreciate you taking the time to explain the process. A truly mindful practice of not only creating a very high quality contact mic but also being so mindful of creating sustainable and biodegradable packaging in the process. Wish you all the best and hoping that you sell 1000s of this mic. Keep us posted when you make new products. Definitely will buy other items that you create.
The new packaging looks great! I really appreciatie you trying to make it sustainable. As always it's fascinating to see the process of the things you make, even product packaging. So please keep making these videos, I really enjoy watching them and always learn something new! And as a happy Metal Marshmallow user I'm obviously interested in the Red Metal Marshmallow, would be great to make some stereo recordings in combination with the one I already own. But anyway, thanks for the video!
Hi, congratulations my algorithm selected you as the winner of a free contact mic. Can you send me your shipping address to michael.krzyzaniak@yahoo.com
I already have a Marshmallow contact microphone, and I must say, it is by far the greatest contact microphone I have ever owned. All of the others I have tried are noisy and have inferior audio quality. One of my best friends bought a competitor's contact mic because he was trying to save money... What he got was cheap crap! It malfunctioned and electrocuted him to death. If he had only bought an authentic Marshmallow brand microphone, he would still be alive today. Such a senseless tragedy!
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Smudges be damned, it’s great to see all aspects of the Metal Marshmallow evolve and you did another great job Michael!
Naturally I’m interested in the mic, but also tearing (gingerly) into the new packing.
Great presentation, Mike. Really appreciate you taking the time to explain the process. A truly mindful practice of not only creating a very high quality contact mic but also being so mindful of creating sustainable and biodegradable packaging in the process. Wish you all the best and hoping that you sell 1000s of this mic. Keep us posted when you make new products. Definitely will buy other items that you create.
What a work to make this box. But this mic deserve it!
The new packaging looks great! I really appreciatie you trying to make it sustainable. As always it's fascinating to see the process of the things you make, even product packaging. So please keep making these videos, I really enjoy watching them and always learn something new! And as a happy Metal Marshmallow user I'm obviously interested in the Red Metal Marshmallow, would be great to make some stereo recordings in combination with the one I already own. But anyway, thanks for the video!
i'd love a mic!! i want to use it for playing live noise/ambient improv
I'm also interested in mic. Thank you for sharing your work and research!
Hi, congratulations my algorithm selected you as the winner of a free contact mic. Can you send me your shipping address to michael.krzyzaniak@yahoo.com
i’m interested in a microphone 🥰
I already have a Marshmallow contact microphone, and I must say, it is by far the greatest contact microphone I have ever owned. All of the others I have tried are noisy and have inferior audio quality. One of my best friends bought a competitor's contact mic because he was trying to save money... What he got was cheap crap! It malfunctioned and electrocuted him to death. If he had only bought an authentic Marshmallow brand microphone, he would still be alive today. Such a senseless tragedy!
I’m interested in free microphone!!!
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