DMP3 vs. DMP3

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I'd say go with the DMP3 for overheads and then just use the DMP3 for acoustic guitar.
 
How can you even compare the 2? It's like trying to compare an Avalon with an Avalon, they're just not the same.

With that said, I'd go with the DMP3. I find that the DMP3 is better for bass and DI while the DMP3 is good on everything else.
 
The DMP3 sucks ass, but the DMP3 is one of the best pres ever made.
 
Roses are red
Violets are blue
I'm a schizophrenic
and so am I

Damn DMP3, it keeps people from buying a real preamp by pretending so well to be one. ;)
 
But.. what means D M P 3?
What means D A V "I don´t know why"?
What means V T B 1?
What are all these numbers?
M S B 1?
Where´s Walters?
 
Thank you for all the insightful responses. I can see that you all get the point of this thread. Thank you for helping me make my decision. I think I'll get a DMP3. No wait! I have one. But I'll need to get another for comparison purposes.
 
You know the dmp3 is like, it's like, it's like cool, but then sometimes it's like not cool, but mostly, mostly it's cool.
 
countrylac said:
You know the dmp3 is like, it's like, it's like cool, but then sometimes it's like not cool, but mostly, mostly it's cool.

yea...

I noticed that to...

:confused: :confused:
 
Vintage

You need to get one of the good vintage DMP3s.

Mine was pulled from Ocean Way and used on probably every good sounding track that you know. Maybe you can find one from the Record Plant or the old Capitol studios or something.

The new ones aren't the same.
 
scrubs said:
I'd say go with the DMP3 for overheads and then just use the DMP3 for acoustic guitar.

I change my vote. Go with the DMP3, instead.
 
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