Millenium dimode

look, I can't believe I paid 33 euro for this
I mean, I wanted to try it, since I like to freak around with sound gear and stuff
but it is bad quality, and you can tell because you have to be very careful about how you connect the mini-jack to whatever device you are using, you have to play with its position in order to get a clean sound, otherwise it will just make noise
look, if you use at home, or for not professional use it's ok, I mean it works, it serves its purpose if you find the position where it doesn't make noise and then don't touch it, but i strongly disrecomment this for professional use, specially if you are on tour and use powerful sound systems, because it will kill your performance
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the fact that you can use it with XLR/double jack doesn't compensate the fact that the quaity is bad

This is basically the equivalent of the Radial SB5 at a fraction of the price: can't compare the two soundwise since I don't own the Radial, but they share the same features.
I bought it hoping it would be good enough, and it is actually;

- Construction is pretty solid, all connectors and buttons feel tight. The attached cable is also fine, kept in place via a velcro strip glued to the metal frame.

- Sound is ok also, at least thru my home studio. No artifacts, hiss or hum. It doesn't seem to roll off any noticeable low or high frequencies, still have to test it on stage though.

For its low price I'm pretty happy. I guess the Radial has a better transformer and should have a better frequency response, but, for 30€, this is really worth trying.