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Eek

I'd say. Resistance is futile. Prepare to be assimilated.

If you're interested I found this http://www.voxshowroom.com/

One more reason to stay glued to the PC

Was the OLD Pathfinder a Solid State 15 Watt Practice Amp? I believe not. The Pathfinder I'm referring to is the one that came out in the 90s, not the 60s, and IMO it was leaps and bounds ahead of pretty much every other low cost practice amp released hithertofore. And the Passport's a Fender, isn't...

The Vox Pathfinder was a Quantum leap in quality for solid state low watt practice amps when it came out.

I just wish the UK version (which I have ) had come with the same options as the one sold to the rest of the World

Still, it's a great little box

An Omni picks up sound from all directions A Cardioid picks up sound mostly from the front, and to a lesser degree from the sides but not from the rear. A Hyper-Cardioid picks up most sound from the front, a little bit from the back and not as much from the sides A Figure 8 picks up sound from the f...

I'm sure you can find uses for them. One of the things you'll notice straight off is that, being Omni, they should have absolutely NO Proximity Effect Bass Boost. So you can get dead close to them.

Anyway. Have fun

Oh, and while I'm here. I haven't managed to get a cable for it yet, but I should imagine you'd use a female Tuchel in the place of a female XLR at one end and a normal male XLR at t'other.

Not that one, btw.

The older M201N (which has the logo further up the body) has a Tuchel connector. And I should know, I've got one.

To which side of the windows do you refer?

Nah, it couldn't be

It's an Omni Directional Dynamic Reporter's mic.

Think EV635A.

http://www.beyerdynamic.com/com/product/index.htm

Is that the same Nerve Generator that were in the book?