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The best converters I've ever used are the RADAR II's stock converters... very yummy. L2 is a behemoth of greatness, kind of like a good bag of candy... Eat too much and you'll get diabetes and die; have one or two bites, yum yum yum. For a cheaper version, a guy named Dave Brown makes a decent $30 ...

While I'm not going to say that AKG mics are the best ever, I will say that two of my top five mics ever are AKG's... (fav mics that I've actually used) 1) M149 (hands down the most [good] character of any mic I've ever used) 2) c451b (My current fav, and I have two!) 3) SM57 (Really should be numbe...

Fax me some, I'd like to try it...

[EDIT: note that the poll is completely unrelated to the question posed in the thread title.] Yeah, not to praise a competitor of TapeOp, but there was a nice little nugget of info in the last Mix issue concerning Portland, Jackpot!, and LC. That's goon news to me. Fletcher has a Reader Response as ...

I used to have a 149 and used it on vocals and as a drum room mic; never on guitar (it was alwas a 57 or a 414).

Let me ask you this: are you looking specifically for a guitar cab mic or just a general purpose mic to round out a mic cabinet?

many. many thanks to the testers as well...

damn, when vesrion 4 comes out, I'll have to remember to log in before claiming the first thread in the computer forum...

Perhaps this should go to the off topic forum...???

Depends on how dead you want the room to be. A door with glass will probably make life a little easier, but you'll want to weatherstrip the hell out of it and any other doors in your studio (you're looking for an airtight lock). Deadedn the room as much as possible (since it is so small), but like I...

WOW!!!

This looks great...

What kind of software are you using to create this?
Do you have a link?