ADK Hamburg
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Harvey Gerst
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The Hamburg is a little on the dark side, but in a good way. It's a good choice.
Harvey Gerst
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The V69 is a little smoother with a little more top end sheen, but the Hamburg has a very rich midrange sound. I'd be happy using either one.
antispatula
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I used to own a pair,
they sounded excellent on pretty much everything,
male vox, acoustic guitar, accordion, and was amazing on grand piano
As Harvey said though, it is a tad dark, I did find that I had to boost some high's to make most things sound to the best of it's potential.
they sounded excellent on pretty much everything,
male vox, acoustic guitar, accordion, and was amazing on grand piano
As Harvey said though, it is a tad dark, I did find that I had to boost some high's to make most things sound to the best of it's potential.
dgatwood
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Just curious to hear people's thoughts on an ADK Hamburg used primarily as a vocal mic.
I am...er, um...I know someone who is a weak singer with a nasally voice who is considering this mic as their primary vocal mic.
Good choice? Better choices (besides vocal lessons)?? ....
I found it to sound somewhat harsh/brittle on my voice---not particularly dark, though not hyped. Sounds somewhat better running through my Brick (tube pre), but still nothing particularly special. I think it would make a nasally vocalist sound worse, but that's just my gut feeling.
My advice would be voice lessons, but if you're going to try a mic, I'd say CAD M9. Again, it's a guess, but it might be a better choice. Find a Guitar Center or something and try one. You might like what you hear (or at least hate it less).
