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Boyntonproaudio are sold out already, guess a lot of people read this thread :)

Could be moisture, have a look for threads on drying mics https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=119228&highlight=Moisture

The tooling of the STC-1 is almost identical to the SC100 II mics mentioned just below suggeting the same chinese origin

I'm surprised maudio hadn't trademarked that one - solaris, luna, helios The design reminds me a bit of these: http://www.thomann.de/index.html?partner_id=97926&page=thoiw6_the_tbone_retro_tube_prodinfo.html...

He definitely needs some training he suffers from hard glottal attack that causes him to choke up on relatively low notes, I'd be surprised if he can survive two gigs in a row or an intensive recording session without a weeks vocal rest.

That floors a bit close to the ceiling do you have to stoop all the time?

:) :) :) I thought it was an enchanted tree from a kids program :)

The yamaha desk is a good idea too but the DMP3 is definitely a step up. You'll never regreat buying the DMP3, you always have applications for a clean pre with plenty of gain.

All equipment introduces distortion, the highly prized analogue classics happen to do it in a way thats pleasing to the ear. Now if only there were an easy way to cut and paste 2" tape I'd certainly consider that route :p

I think the one he was talking about didn't come with a shockmount. The shockmount will probably cost $20 if you buy it seperately, so definitely buy one with the shockmount. You will need a pop filter too if you're recording vocals, wind instruments etc.

I wouldn't pay more than $70 and accept slower shipping

I'm delighted it worked out, have 1 1/5 pints for me (otherwise known as a 'proper' pint) I've just finished 9 proper pints and been to two album launches and am well and truly ready for bed zZzZZ If you like golf, check out our local course: http://www.oldheadgolflinks.com/ The fishings...

I just got a pedal from him, he said he was about to move so I guess he probably hasn't got his computer set up yet.

Try contacting both directly and via ebay, I have had peoples spam filters swallow several e-mails for no reason whatsoever.

You can't get decent gain on the presonus without turning up the tube gain, its a very noisy unit - it has about the same noise as the old Behringer MX desks. The VTB1 give lots of decent clean gain and you can blend as much tube sound as you like.

Woo Yay! Congratulations Phil, that was a good purchase then you should be proud. DOH! I'm a ninny :o

The presonus preamp is very noisy when you whack up the gain, if they had spent the same effort on the circuitry as they did on the colourful leds and blue anodised aluminium it might have been a great product. If you bought the nt1 and vtb1 on ebay you should be able to bring it in just above...

The RE-10, 15, 16 all have 'bass tilt' switch to reduce handling noise. The RE-18 has no bass tilt switch but seems to be internally shock mounted. The RE-16 has definite presence boost vs RE-18

Cool, I tried to contact them a few times about buying directly but to no avail - did you call them or what. Are the prices much better that online?

The tube pre is not up to much, heres a review that may help: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jul02/articles/shureksm27.asp