LOW NOISE IN-EAR BINAURAL MICS

Very very clean, no noise at all until maybe -90 or even lower db, using with a h2n zoom mini recorder. Only problem is I have to tape them into my ears or they pop out/slide out. Quality is very very good, better than my $300 tascam's built in x/y mic, results are far better than roland's cs20em binaural recording iems, but it's not comfortable at all unless your ears are the right size.

Super noisy. If you're recording any kind of medium/low volume activities (like wind, forest sounds, water, etc), make sure you buy De-Noising software (like iZotope), and record 5-10 seconds of true silence (put the mics in the case and hold it shut) so you get a noise profile for the software to run its magic. With the de-noiser, they're pretty cool mics. Worthless without.

there is a constant hiss, it is way too sensitive. it distorts with any amount of volume or low end, even with the gain all the way down. not at all worth the money.

I ordered these for an audio immersion research project I am working on. It is a fair price and the recordings are clean. We use these in dummy heads as well as on our own dummy heads. Customer support is fast and helpful.

I purchased these mics for the purpose of recording spatial audio. I was not disappointed. These are incredibly good mics for a very reasonable price. Their sensitivity is excellent, and they are remarkable comfortable to wear. I'm using them with a Sony stereo recorder, and I'm getting quite impressive spatial audio. The manufacturer has sample recordings on their website and there are third party recordings on youtube, but I don't feel either were representative of the degree of spatialization that you can attain with these mics. I highly recommend them!

Perfect microphone quality, the descriptions were accurate. I'm very satisfied with this Sound Professionals SP-TFB-2 binaural microphones.

Decent headphones

Edit August 31, 2016. I can not believe how bad I got ripped off. I'll explain.The first pair of microphones lasted maybe 5 or 6 months, I took care of them as best I could, I put them away nicely, tried not to tug the wiring too much, but still maybe 5 or 6 months is what they lasted me.I decided to check out another pair of binaurals, the Andrea superbeams, that are a fraction of the cost.I liked them, but had been missing the comfort of how the sound professionals fit in my ears better.I ordered another pair 2 weeks ago, and they arrived Monday Aug 29.When I opened up the packaging, I noticed it was much smaller than I was expecting. Indeed, I ordered these same microphones I had ordered last time, which included windscreens.This time however was different. I didn't even get windscreens and the packaging was quite damaged (go USPS).So, I decided to just get on with what I had received and try them out. I first plugged them into my roland r-05 as usual, and was immediately regretting this after listening to the recording.I tried other recorders, same result. These microphones are very noisy, and too overpriced for what you get.In summery? If you don't mind wearing earbuds that go directly into your ear canal, or if you don't mind wearing headphones, get the andrea superbeams and save yourself some money.Those come with something these do not, and that is monitoring abilities and a mute switch.Also. I contacted the sound professionals when I did get my order, still have yet to get a response.Original review:I got these on the 17th of October. I've had a little more than a week and a half to play with them in various situations so far. These are my thoughts.Recordings are incredible. It sounds like I'm really there, where ever the field recording took place. I initially had these paired with my Roland r-05, and for some reason that didn't really like these microphones. I would get continuous popping/buzzing/clicking during recordings.I ended up having to pair them with my plextalk ptp-1. Works almost nicely, its just the recorder has such limited volume levels. Hope this helps