What does the RNP do best?

[jho1986]

I have a RNP and whenever im getting ready to mic drums or guitar i am always unsure of what to use my RNP on. I sometimes think that the overheads are the most important, and on other days i think the top and bottom snare is most important, and sometimes i mic the bassdrum and snare top with it!!

For whoever has used it, what did you like it best on?

 

[Elmo89m]

I have a RNP and whenever im getting ready to mic drums or guitar i am always unsure of what to use my RNP on. I sometimes think that the overheads are the most important, and on other days i think the top and bottom snare is most important, and sometimes i mic the bassdrum and snare top with it!!

For whoever has used it, what did you like it best on?

Snare is the most important thing i would say.

 

[Supercreep]

I have a RNP and whenever im getting ready to mic drums or guitar i am always unsure of what to use my RNP on. I sometimes think that the overheads are the most important, and on other days i think the top and bottom snare is most important, and sometimes i mic the bassdrum and snare top with it!!

For whoever has used it, what did you like it best on?

Depends on what your other pres are.


Until I got a better stereo pre, the RNP did overhead duties because it has a wider frequency response and more overhead than my other pres.

 

[BigRay]

In my experience with it...loud, amplified instruments. Too noisy for any critical tasks. DAV man, DAV>

 

[Big Kenny]

I don't agree BR, the RNP is quiet enough to handle vox as well as overheads and cabs, Not my goto since I acquired the John Hardy and Phoenix but I've used the RNP a bunch with nice results