edyer
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AKG 418? or 419 ? I have a few that I probably won't use much anymore.
Make me an offer.
Eric
Make me an offer.
Eric
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jbroad572
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Do they come with a preamp? Are these the only models you have? I'd really prefer the Audio Technica or the Shure... let me know.edyer said:
I've heard the c419 give a boxy sound with the sax, but going to do some more reading on them.
edyer
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When you say preamp, I assume you mean you can just plug it into a mixers pre or outboard pre and away you go. They have everything in them that a regular microphone would have. There is a 10' cable attached to each with an XLR jack on the end.The cables are thin enough not to be a bother for you.
The 419 has an extended low end frequency. They are probably better for bari saxes. I have used these ( both 418 and 419 ) for live drums and horns and they have always been fine. For recording I would go with a better setup than any of the little clippers. They are very functional but there are compromises when compared to a quality LDC or quality SDC
( not that these aren't good but hey they aren't SR77s or anything really high end )
Anywhoo. Good luck and like I say make me an offer if you want one.
If you want a picture or something I can send that to you.
Eric
The 419 has an extended low end frequency. They are probably better for bari saxes. I have used these ( both 418 and 419 ) for live drums and horns and they have always been fine. For recording I would go with a better setup than any of the little clippers. They are very functional but there are compromises when compared to a quality LDC or quality SDC
( not that these aren't good but hey they aren't SR77s or anything really high end )
Anywhoo. Good luck and like I say make me an offer if you want one.
If you want a picture or something I can send that to you.
Eric