
alanhyatt
PMI Audio Group
Beezoboy,
I have been overseas for the last week, so sorry for the delay.
You nned to round out your mics just a bit. They are definately very usable and you should do fine as long as your engineering skills are up to the task.
The T3 is one of my favorite mics, and yes they will do well for stereo, but I am not sure you want your stereo pair to be tubes. If you like the sound and coloration, then fine. The C3's are my choice for you, unless you can't afford the money. If you can't get the B3's. Be sure if you or anyone out there is getting a pair of the B Series, make sure you match up the color Dots on the front of the box so you really have a close match pair.
That is my 2 cents!!
I have been overseas for the last week, so sorry for the delay.
You nned to round out your mics just a bit. They are definately very usable and you should do fine as long as your engineering skills are up to the task.
The T3 is one of my favorite mics, and yes they will do well for stereo, but I am not sure you want your stereo pair to be tubes. If you like the sound and coloration, then fine. The C3's are my choice for you, unless you can't afford the money. If you can't get the B3's. Be sure if you or anyone out there is getting a pair of the B Series, make sure you match up the color Dots on the front of the box so you really have a close match pair.
That is my 2 cents!!
