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10-01-2007
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Large or small diaphragm for ...
large or small diaphragm for acoustic guitar recording?
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10-01-2007
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either? both? whichever works best for the guitar and the track.
cheers, wade
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10-01-2007
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I use a small diaphragm condenser on the neck, pointed at the joint, somewhere between 6-12 inches usually, and then a large diaphragm at least a foot off the body, usually pointing straight toward the guitar's upper bout/upper rim.
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10-02-2007
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2 SDC's...one pointed about where the neck meets the body and another pointed at about the bridge. About 12" back.
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