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bent
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Jbrax
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I dont like them On guitars but they sound great on Toms , I have 3 |
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The old 409's are great on brass. |
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When I was working a studio with 409's, we used them on everything.
A 409 and a D12 on kik was great....a 409 and an SM57 on a guitar amp was great.....a 409 on spoken word is unbelievable...two 409's on an SVT cab was........well, you've heard THAT sound a million times. You just dont realize it.
I find myself unable to go with the 609 as I'm sure it is only a faint reproduction of the 409. |
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FWIW, I've only heard samples of the 609 and didn't really like it much. However, I did purchase and do use a 906, and on a guitar cab I like it a lot. |
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wacodaycamp
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Sun Jun 08, 2008 1:36 am |
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very decent microphone with a wide range. try using with vocals and effect. |
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NCdan
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The 609 is more of a specialty mic if you ask me: great for hardcore, and a lot of people like it on the toms. I own a e906 (which is the same thing as the e609 with two selectable filters, which I don't use... should have gone with a e609 ), and I think it is excellent for hardcore guitars. This mic is the secret weapon to many underground metal and punk guitar rigs. For vox... I tried it, sounded mushy and muddy. I think the main virtue of this mic is that it handles extreme distortion wonderfully. |
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Sun Jun 08, 2008 2:54 pm |
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| Quote: | | I find myself unable to go with the 609 as I'm sure it is only a faint reproduction of the 409. |
I'm in the same boat - I've heard some good stuff through the Evolution line, but nothing IMHO beats the original.
Were I in the market for mics I'd jump at a few 409's; the 609 or 906's - not so much...
...maybe it's that retro feel I like, I dunno... |
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