dr.colossus
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what are the differences between the behringer b-1 and the studio projects b-1..... they are both around the same price, and at the moment i can't justify spending any more on a mic...
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dres
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two entirely different mics. Both large diaphram condensers. The studio projects B-1 is a tube mic and quite good. I've never heard the behringer... you could give it a try but they don't have a good reputation for quality.
Trak
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Actually the SP b1 is a large diaphragm condenser, but not a tube mic. The TB-1 is the tube model.
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crisdhunter
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do you know what tube is in the SP b-1, I'd like to get my hands on one, I hear they are very lightweight
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crisdhunter
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damit track,
you beat me to it
you beat me to it
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crisdhunter
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hey doc,
The behr.(at least the one I tried) is a very bright mic, it sounds good on, hmmm, a nylon string acoustic, or something that needs to a bit of accent on the high end. Not bad for overhead in some cases. I didn't care for it on vocals. Needed too much EQ to keep it in check, Comes in a nice box for the money, with a shockmount, and who knows, maybe you find a use for it.
The SB is thicker sounding, I didn’t use one myself, but one of my associates let me hear a track he did with it, It’s better suited for vocals in my opinion.
All and all they are both good deals, for vocals I’d rech for the SP
The behr.(at least the one I tried) is a very bright mic, it sounds good on, hmmm, a nylon string acoustic, or something that needs to a bit of accent on the high end. Not bad for overhead in some cases. I didn't care for it on vocals. Needed too much EQ to keep it in check, Comes in a nice box for the money, with a shockmount, and who knows, maybe you find a use for it.
The SB is thicker sounding, I didn’t use one myself, but one of my associates let me hear a track he did with it, It’s better suited for vocals in my opinion.
All and all they are both good deals, for vocals I’d rech for the SP
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