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i do, though not with nos tubes for the art, and i didn't have the art for a long time-- i ended up returning the art and using the $ towards the 7602. both sound good, though the 7602 adds the transformer 'coloration,' which obviously makes the art cleaner by comparison. the 7602 can get...

i've never tried any of the C series mics. the main reason i'm interested in the cs mics is that i want to get a mic to stick in my isolation cab that can take lots of spl's and which will be a nice compliment to a dynamic (sm7, i5 or md421u). i had planned to use a ribbon with a dynamic, but...

wow-- what kind of capsule is that in z's mic? is that a 6205 tube again? edcor transformer? didn't you end up using a metal tube in your u47 mic phil (ef12, ef14 or v14?)? how do you think they compare to the subminiatures? what kind of transformer did you end up using? oh yeah-- what's...

Well, please take this all with a grain of salt because I just listed on some iPod ear buds plugged into very crappy computer speakers (as opposed to my Adam A7's or Sennheiser HD600's at home :)), but it's a very sparse arrangement-- just ac guitar and vocals and IMHO it doesn't necessarily...

Since you're hanging out here a little bit MJ, It'd be swell to see a Harvey & Alex Gerst interview in TO-- you don't hear of too many father/son recording tandems... also, "Behind the Gear" with Naiant Jon? :)

This is the preset chart: http://line6.com/data/l/c0a8090b14eb8404fb895e0024/application/pdf/POD%202.0%20Preset%20Chart%20(Rev%20A)%20-%20English.pdf Start from there-- the model names should give you a hint of what amps they're based on. Try bypassing the effects and turning down the input...

agreed! can you make me one to those specs?

[edit: self moderated-- too easy/obvious and therefore lame :)] EDIT: Excellent post! Please tell me more about the CS series of microphones!

Great flick. Did you catch the bevy of BLUE Mouse mics in one scene?

I think they just have great return policies and that you actually have to buy the stuff first, but I may be wrong on that.

Yeah-- the story is really sad. Like many others who were brilliant and gifted, he left far too early. :( That said, let's please stay OFF topic please :)

Yeah, but you'd gut it and make it into a crazy monster mic with an M7 in it or something and those weird dials in the mic would just crank up or scale back the awesomeness.

Increasingly it seems like folks think we should just embed an HTML redirect to the Gearslutz search page :) As an avid Gearslut (both in regards to obsessing about gear and participating in the board) and lunchbox user/fan, I'd also highly recommend checking out the non-lunchbox Langevin Dual...

I started a thread asking about the Studio Projects CS line and the predictable off topic drift here brought it to the Stephen Paul mic, so I'm starting a thread about the Stephen Paul mic hoping that the predictable off topic drift might bring it back to the Studio Projects CS line, though I'm...

Thanks for all of the insights into the CS line :rolleyes: :D

Those mics look like marital aids for people with kitchenware/plumbing fetishes.

As far as PMI's involvement with the Stephen Paul mic, that has always seemed like "vaporware." If you go back and read their statements when they announced the line they referred to it as their more upscale and refined line of products. If the CS effort didn't go well for them, I wonder how...

The MPA Gold and PRO VLA each used to cost a lot more (I remember maybe $400 or something like that) before production was moved over to China. I've read some folks report that there are some audible differences. I wonder if a lot of that is just the different tubes used. They're pretty solid...

That's not necessarily profit.

... specifically the CS5. It looks like they started out at around $800 street when the came out, dropped to about $500 and now many retailers are selling the CS5's for $350 or less. I remember seeing this mic praised during a shootout conducted by a moderator of another message board and the...