yeah, because they wouldnt want to admit on a public BBS that Justin lied.....
Alan said "The JM27 is the same mic as the 603" and even used them interchangeable as part of this statement in a thread about peoples opinions of the 603.....
"The 603's are very good mics. We did an in house shootout a couple of weeks ago with C4's, Schoeps, Cascade, and the new Joemeek JM27 The JM27 is the same mic as the 603, ADK SC1, and the Cascade mic.
The 603, or in this case
the Joemeek JM27 we used was darker sounding, yet had a full rich and warm sound to it. It added a color to the mids that was quite nice for acoustic guitar, but only acceptable at best on overheads, where the C4 were very open and detailed on everything. The C4's were very close to the Schoeps, but we were very surprised how well the JM27 did, so that means the 603's will also do very well.
Now this is us at our facility, so don't go taking our word as some of you may feel we were biased in the test, but the end result is the 603/Joemeek JM27 are pretty darn good for the money.
FWIW...."
then, it was changed to "are all about the same price for a SD mic, all the same kind of shape".....are you serious?......
so when Justin says "they are the same mic inside",
while Brent says "Well, the capsules are quite similar, the circuits are not. Both use the 2SK170BL JFET, but in entirely different manners. The 603 splits the signal at the JFET into two smaller out of phase but equal signals which drive a couple of PNP emitter follower transistors on the output.
The JM27 uses the 2SK170 configured as a common source amplifier which is capacitively coupled to a step down transformer on the output. The capsule is phantom polarized at around +46v.
The board layout is quite nice. "
meanwhile Alan has changed to "There are a couple of differences between the 603 and the JM27. For example, the Joemeek JM27 is a transformer output, the 603 is not!"
i just would have thought that even though i said it wasnt important, Alan would have looked at Justins post and edited it....
my advice is to let Brent do the talking for this company.....take it or leave it......