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Is this mic.... Is this mic professional enough?????

Cool Post I like posts like this... I feel for ya - - - someone hacking up a lung torwards the end of the recording there...

Manley Gold Reference.... Ahhhhhh.... Just looking at it gives me that warm feeling in my heart.

Well... I would think that nobody could tell you where your noise is coming from without a complete description of your audio chain including the equipment settings for each component.

Mics For $1,000 I'd build you two or three stellar FET mics

Novice Repairs Novice level repairs usually include: Taking it apart looking for obvious loose connections, bad solder joints, or burned spots. Make sure you can get it back together EXACTLY as it was before. Try that first...

Ahhhh..... NOW I can see why people said Andy Warhol was ahaid of his time....

Deteriorating I punched holes in a can once.

Building a mic For $1,000 I'll build you a stellar mic....

Don't do it man..... Don't do it!!! I got my first pair of '32s back in 1967. Back then I was a spry young pup, eager to take on the world. Little did I know that when I opened that black laquered box from Shure my life would change forever. No, just kidding. Let us know how they sound at...

Hmmmm Engineer to tech: "Hey man, could you go out and gobo that Doedelzak?"

Preachin' Allright - - - we heard the story now lay some MP3s on us so we can judge for ourselves...

Power supply filtering I agree - - - For every new thing you plug into a circuit, the loads on that circuit induce a distortion on your 60Hz sine wave coming from your outlet. Make sure neutral is only tied to ground at the panel if possible. You'll get more THD in your power if not. Run a...

It's the tube I've had the same problems. Replace the tube and all probably will be well. There are so many things that can go wrong with tubes. I wouldn't rule out a loose tube/PCB connection. Check and re-check all of your connections between the tube 'legs' and the PCB. occasionally there...

Hmm Make her do harmonies of her voice. Up and down an octave etc. If she can't make your own harmonizer track and blend it in just a little. What I've done before is place main vox center, and pan different effects and/or harmonies left and right. On parts you need to be stronger (eg...

Drill I've got a hole drilled in the wall... Nothing a little patch of drywall and mud won't fix pretty fast...

'Tube' Chorus I've heard of ppl putting a dynamic mic at the end of a long tube (PVC pipe perhaps) and re-amping the signal.... Or just recording a separate track with the mic/tube thing. Anyone tried this?

I just moved this thread.... I just moved this thread to the top of the page. Want me to do it again later?

Oktavas - - - I remember reading a comparison of the two... For sound, some prefer the Asian and some prefer the Russian. The Asian mic doesn't come with a -10dB pad and the internal connectors and other parts are not plated so they will eventually corrode. The russian mic is plated...