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oh yeah. sorry!

knoxville, tn

10hrs south of chicago..

sold

I have an M160 that needs a re-ribbon and Enak never returned my emails. I'm not sure if it's just an isolated incident or not. That said, I'm looking for a place to do it, so I'd like to hear some responses as well. uh.. why not get it re-ribboned by beyerdynamic? they have a service center in lon...

there's one on ebay now w russian psu


http://cgi.ebay.com/SCHOEPS-221-HUNGARI ... dZViewItem

looks like one of those Hungarian copies of Schoeps 221b.

check out the sound devices mm-1. i have one for mono field recording and a 302 for anything more complex. the mm-1 has a stepped gain switch, lundahl transformers and a discrete output driver. both input and output are unclippable. also very nice headphone amp and ext cue input. very serious bang f...

yeah i'd say the biggest problem is operator error.

speaking of shotguns, alot of people use sennheiser 416 for VO. personally i prefer a hypercardioid and use a schoeps CMC4 w MK41 capsule 90% of the time. i have a pet peeve against 'voice-over' voice so the schoeps from about 2' away gives me the most natural feel of just about any voice type.

yes, and the half dozen or so orange county units i've come across in my lifetime have all been broken.

altec m11 'coke bottle' mic from '48. great sounding mic. to round out an 'old' signal chain, can run the m11 into a collins preamp from the 50's into a collins limiter from the 50's into an ampex 354 1/4" machine from the 50's, which adds up to 10 tubes and 8 transformers in one swoop.

sorry but i can't remember.

lots of people have them though..

pm'd about the QE card.

while not a mic pre, an LA2A has ample gain to function as a mic pre, especially w tube mics and other condensers which have hi output. try it. furthermore, the stock input transformer on an original LA2A (UTC A-10 or UTC HA-100x) is actually a mic input transformer! don't know this holds true for t...

www.jlmaudio.com

joe at JLM offers PSU kits, 'go between' kits (polarity/pad/phantom switching), and DI kits which are extremely handy for those who don't wish to make their own. his designs are top notch.