These are the very same HV3 D mic pres found in the STT-1's solid state section ..

The HV3 D is a very accurate colorless mic pre that has garnered a solid reputation in the audio world. I think the Quad would be an awesome compliment to the preamp selection you already have.

Yes, I concur, The Quad would make an excellant compliment to what you have already. The only question is if you really want 4-ch of Millennia. I myself would prefer more channels of something else like the API or GR but still would be thrilled with the Quad.

The Millennia STT-1 is unbelievably cool. I have 2 channels in my studio and go to them all the time. If the STT-1 is a little too pricey for, check out the TD-1. Great value for the price.

I also have Great Rivers and Api. The Millennia line fits perfectly with these. I think that's an important part of getting things to "dove-tail" in a mix, using complimentery mics and mic pre's

Chris

Thanks all who responded

I appreciate all the comments! I found a deal on the STT-1 so I think I am going to get that rather than the millennia quad since there are a bit more features. Again, thanks to all and Happy New Year 8-)

I am sure you will love your STT-1 ... as I do mine. I used it just the other day with a U87ai, for vocal tracks and the singer was in heaven.

The basics had been cut with an old Yamaha MLA7 pre (my remote ADAT rig) at our rehearsal room and we did some guitar overdubs through my Peavey Valve -Verb into a Mesa Boogie V-Twin directly into the DAW. The Millennia generated vocals sat very well into this whole conglomerate ...

My, my, my...............

I got the Millennia Media STT-1 about a week ago and Kurt, AudioGaff, Little Dog, ya'll were right. This thing is Amazin'!! For the type of stuff I'm doing (R&B, Funk, Gospel Vocals) this thing is Killer and it is an excellent compliment to the Pres I already have. I can stop searchin' for a minute(I'm broke anyway) and get busy with the Music. Thanks.