Recent content by Markd102

OK.... I do have a transcription of the above mentioned article. I think that it would not be wise to print it here due to copyright reasons, but if I am willing to email it to anyone who want's to drop me a PM or email.

I voted other because I can only speak about my own clean/color combo which is.... Buzz Audio & Sebatron....... works really well for me.

Works fine for me

This is also one VERY SWEET piece of gear.... http://www.buzzaudio.com/products/arc1.1.htm

It's an Australian mag called "Audio Technology" I'm trying to sweet-talk the wife into typing the article up for me so i can post some of the "interesting" bits. One thing it says is that he moves the mics in and out depending on how much "room sound" he wants. But the mics should stay...

I'm saving for a Sebatron Thorax..... I REALLY REALLY want one! I have a Seb 4000e and it's sublime!

This is legendary Australian engineer/producer Mark Opitz's tried and true method.

My "usual' live instrument condenser is a Beyer Opus83, but if I'm not using all my AKG 353EB's for vocals I go for that first.

Save up just a tiny bit more and get a Sebatron VMP1000e. You WON'T be dissappointed.

Very doubtful

You are only asking the impossible. You get what you pay for man.

Anyone who says the C1 sounds like a U87, has NOT heard a U87. I haven't heard a cheap Chinese mic yet that even comes close to the TLM-103

If you are after quality, forget preamps with digital outs. Unless you are prepared to pay huge dollars, it's usually a trade of for quality vs price. Either the pre or the A/D or more often both will suffer to get the unit to an affordable price point. And as has been debated here many times...

Also the 101 is a little box with a wall wart, whereas the 201 is a rack unit with an inbuilt PSU. Makes a big difference. What are you planning to record? Will help with suggestions.

So how much more do you have to spend? ;) And what is your current gear list? ..... I'm sure we can help you spend the rest LOL. Actually, If I was in your shoes I would have bought a matched pair of the Gefells.