
WATYF
...happier than you.
you should see me fret over which candy bar to buy in the supermarket check oat line... 
so many choices!!
WATYF

so many choices!!

WATYF
Middleman said:
-People that just want to talk and increase posts.
-Wanna be do gooders that summarize the opinions of others and act like they know something. Worse kind really.
- Jerks that actually do know something and want to hold it over the heads of others. These we must learn to tolerate.
WATYF said:
FWIW.. I did try oat different mics... I would already have tried oat more than one pre, but my first "test" pre is still on order, so I have to wait till it gets here before I can decide if I like it or not... hopefully, at that point, jeap can pull that pickle oat of his @ss and get over my method of puchasing gear...
Hey now... don't be dissin' my Oat mic!!!littledog said:
I think you may have some better luck with some different choices:
The wheat mic has a less "grainy" sound than the oat mic, and the rye preamp, I believe, will give you that "huskier" tone you may be looking for.
I hear ya man... I'm actually not letting anything get to me..crisdhunter said:Hey WATYF,
Glad to hear you went for the MQ3, I also own a Oktava 319 and I sometimes run it through my VC3Q, and it sounds warm and sweet. Don't give up on the 319, It took a while for me to warm up to it, but once I found it's groove, I reached for it in a lot of situations. I also have the C1 BTW, I don't find it better than the 319, but different. They both have their grooves, and between the two you have a lot of ground covered for a very good price. I wish I had those two mics in my locker 10 years ago, it would have saved me a lot of money.
As far as the beating you are taking from some of the people on this BBS, don't even let it bother you. You asked a valid question, and amidst all the crap that gets slung your way, there are a few pearls of wisdom. You have to develop a noise gate(or bullshit gate) with some of the people that post no this BBS. you don't want noise/bulshit in your signal chain.