Anybody use ADK microphones?

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Scott Baxendale

Scott Baxendale

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I have several ADK mics and all of them are great, but I especially love the Z-67 which is their U-67 clone. I also have a Thor which I use on the bass amp, and a small diaphragm condenser I use for acoustic guitar recordings.

I’m just curious if any other folks here are using any of these mics?

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I have the Cremona t-fet and really like it.
It gives me a reasonably 251-ish sound without excessive high end hash like so many of the clones have.
Being a fet, it has a lot less self noise than a cheap tube version.

I wish ADK had better demos of their product... if they have them... they are well hidden.

I would love to hear the FET M7 on vocals.
I am really disappointed with the folks who sell them but have NOTHING of any value in the way of demos. to get an good sense of the sound... it gets really expensive having to buy just to try.
 
tmix said:
I have the Cremona t-fet and really like it.
It gives me a reasonably 251-ish sound without excessive high end hash like so many of the clones have.
Being a fet, it has a lot less self noise than a cheap tube version.

I wish ADK had better demos of their product... if they have them... they are well hidden.

I would love to hear the FET M7 on vocals.
I am really disappointed with the folks who sell them but have NOTHING of any value in the way of demos. to get an good sense of the sound... it gets really expensive having to buy just to try.
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I love how they sound.
 
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