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are there any that qualify? seems like the ones that get the best sound reviews are open-backed and would be tough to track with. Lilcapn, Besides HD580/600, try the closed design Ultrasone HFI 650. Sounds good and I prefer its sound rather than HD600 in my comparison since I have both units. Both ...

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Moko

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Moko

$1500

2 ch. "thermionics"
a/d 24bit 96khz
balanced output

www.aphex.com

Very clean condition, second user, used on one choir recording. Selling so that I can afford to buy other gears.

:twisted: Hello guys, I don't think there's any 'drawback' buying a ribbon microphone. If you want to record anything to sound 'natural', use ribbon mics period. Coles, RCA, AEA, Royer makes great ribbon mics. Depending upon your preference of flavor of course. Neither sounds the same to my ears. So...

The 'usual' suspects of my dynamics

RE20
MD441
M201
SM57

The one that I really want to check out-Blue Ball!

Moko

I read Sound on Sound magazine. None however match Tapeop's vibe.

I've always been a satisfied customer at Coast Recording at Hollywood and Vine. Their site is www.coastrecording.com (if not mistaken).
However, I'm sure they'll quote you almost the same price for the inline pad.

Moko

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Moko

I use Echo Layla everyweek in my church ( I have one at home too and recommend my church to buy one) for dubbing sermon and 8tracks of live worship. It is very stable on WinXP Pro and I recommended it against soundblaster (of course). Haven't had a direct comparison with RME-Audio or other Windows b...

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Moko
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