Chandler TG Mic...and I’m living on the elliptical

Here is the case from Sam's Club I'm using.
www.samsclub.com/sams/20in-protective-case-member-s-mark/prod21233244.ip

I ended up doing an Amazon Basics Medium hard camera case (https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01L0LVJ4S/) because of price vs. availability in Canada. It's a tight fit with the shock mount height, but overall a decent and acceptable case for the TG mic system. It more or less looks like every other hard, latched case, and will serve its purpose of protecting everything to move between studios.

Doh, I thought about sticking something on there to make it more difficult to do by accident. This hasn't happened to me, but the thought did occur that something could click it off. 

I'm wondering too.  When it launched it was hyped as a new classic, but the most of the LDC chatter these days is back to the high end clones.  

I have one and love it. Awesome sound and flexibility. I've only used it on myself for backup vocals into the TG Cassette, but the results were great. Total value for the price.

Yes, I am not complaining. The TG Cassette takes some time to learn, IMO, but it's stellar as well.

I didn't think highly of it at first, but after a short time I got really used to it. Now I actually like the light when the tracking room is dim. It's easy to shut off if need be, but I never have. Sort of helpful when you need to adjust something or read a lyric sheet. 

I did not get a manual with it. Can you explain the clip it Part? Is this reversable  when i go to sell it to upgrade to the redd at some stage?

The manual is on the TG Microphone product page of our website; a must read. As far as clipping the LED it’s not something in the manual, it’s just something you can do if it’s really bothering you.

I have both the REDD and TG Mics.... the lights? It’s like Christmas every day!!

Revivallllll. Surprised this mic isn’t being talked about more. As this thread proves, the mic is a hit or miss on some singers. Not a fan on acoustic guitars either. Close up anyway. Not a big fan on drum overheads. Positives? This thing wild on outside kick. Plug it in the line amp or just direct to the interface if it’s a hard hitter. I even put it back 6-8 feet off the kick drum on setting 5 and holy smokes the low end is absolutely amazing. Maybe I shouldn’t be talking about this lol Bass cabinets and guitar amps, great too. I prefer to use this mic at a little bit of distance on those. Actually in general that may be a key to this mic. Give it some space. Love this microphone

The TG mic needs space. It’s usually a little further back than normal when I use it on vocals. The low end roll offs are also super useful and react a little differently in each of the EQ presets. I don’t filter out low end at mics very often, but there’s just SO much low end info with the TG that you definitely need to filter a lot of it out sometimes. I don’t think I’ve done close mic acoustic guitars in the last 2 years without the 50 hz filter active on it (I think that’s the first filter point, can’t remember off the top of my head). I’ve got some large GIK acoustic panels that I move around to build a vocal booth in one corner of the live room, the TG loves vocals on the booth backed off a bit. It’s got a lot of reach.