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eldona
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Sun Apr 02, 2006 10:56 pm |
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Hi.
Ihave used the old (black) AKG C1000s and obtained very good results on accordion. After I buy a Sony C48 (bi-i-i-ig sound), I sell my c1000s, and ultimately get two AT 3528. For voices, guitars, percusions, cymballs, etc, I'm very happy with the changes, voices are biggest, cymbals are brighter, etc, but... for accordion I miss the C1000S! Today I obtain the best results using an old 57, but dealing with the eq to get the instrument present but sweet, not harsh, and trying to keep the key noises in an reasonable level (a little "real life" noise for the player mechanical action on the keys is ok for me, but I say..."a litle")
I think the ideal mic for accordion should be a ribbon. (I'm looking for one)
Forgive my english, just think that languages are in constant evolution...Ones more than others. el Dona, Argentinamanta. www.latierrita.net |
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