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DJL
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I have an SE3500... (by-the-way, the SE3500 is not a tube mic) and it's an ok broadcast type mic... I think Howard Sterns uses one too... oh, and it sounds different than any of my Rode mic's (NT1, NT2, NT3, NT5).revsound said:
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revsound
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Sorry , I meant the SE 5500 tube mic. Thanks for the response though ! Would you say they are on par with Rode , or with Studio Project stuff. I know I should probably just wait and save to get a higher end mic, but so far I love my Rode NT2 and Avalon 737 combination.
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I think the SE and Studio Projects mic's are in the same ball park as far as cheap mic quality goes.
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revsound
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Also , do any of you run a tube mic into a tube pre like the Avalon?
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the 5500 and 5600 actually sound damn good...they aren't cheap sounding mics at all.. damn i had the old se5000 and it was much better than the akg solidtube
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Go here http://www.thelisteningsessions.com/sessions.htm and listen to the sessions. Here, you can compare the SE mic against several of the other mics you're asking about. I think the SE mics souund pretty darn good. In Session 2 there's an example of the SE 3600 (about $170) on male vocal that I think sounds great! The only reason I don't own it is because day-care is getting all my spare cash right now. 
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Norhatethynun
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Hi,
I know this isn't the mic you're asking about, but as a general seal of approval on SE Electronics, I've owned the SE1's for about 6 months and used them with a lot of good results on acoustic guitars, drum overheads and piano mics. Great mics for the price.
Anton
I know this isn't the mic you're asking about, but as a general seal of approval on SE Electronics, I've owned the SE1's for about 6 months and used them with a lot of good results on acoustic guitars, drum overheads and piano mics. Great mics for the price.
Anton
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