Hello, I bought the TLM 103, not very happy with the sound and I was thinking about selling it and buying two less expensive mics...
I want a tube mic and a valve mic.
My choices after research were the RODE NTK and the CAD M9. any thoughs or advices on my crazy ideas "(for some people)" are welcome. .
PD. . I have 2 The Brick preamps that I will use with any microphone that I decide to buy
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Well there is nothing wrong with the TLM, but I dont really beli
Well there is nothing wrong with the TLM, but I dont really belive that is working good for my vocals, I want to have more options, and besides is too expensive for what it does in my recordings. I wish I could keep it and get the other 2 options that I had in mind, but " budget "... you know :? .
Again(As in other posts), I'd put the TLM money(If I had it) int
Again(As in other posts), I'd put the TLM money(If I had it) into an AKG C414B ULS(Now, XLS) condenser and an Electrovoice RE-20 dynamic. Having the pair would cover my vocal needs quite well(I'd try to "pop" for the Stedman pop filter, too - mostly for the AKG...). Someday, a "super tube/valve" mic, sure, but it will be a multi-grand expenditure - with another multi-grand expenditure on the fancy-schmancy multi-tube mic preamp to go with it...
TG
Hey X, I just did my first recordings with my K2 last night, an
Hey X,
I just did my first recordings with my K2 last night, and I am loving it!
In order that I might protect my investment, I'm turning off the power supply every time I'm done with a session.
Is it ok to hook up the PSU to a power conditioning unit?
Tanks,
Brad Venable
I try to turn it on a couple of hours before hand... however I'
I try to turn it on a couple of hours before hand... however I've done a couple of sessions turning it on just 15 minutes before-
and it didn't seem to affect the sound negatively- When recording percussion I set up two K2's a couple of hours before and they put out a lotta heat! enough to make a difference in the room temperature anyway- we kept turning the AC on between takes as it was a bit too warm-
Tube and valve mics are the same "valve" is a euro term meaning
Tube and valve mics are the same "valve" is a euro term meaning tube.