I have the opportunity to buy 2 brand new Apogee MINI MPs for $899.
I was thinking about just buying a quadmic for my 4 channel location recordings for $489.
What is a better deal in this case.
Has somebody tryed the MINI MPs.
I have the octamic already so quadmic info is not needed.I know how it sound already.ANd I am very happy with it.
I guess I do not understand why MINI MP has only one advantage over Quadmic----15 db of extra gain and can exept 3db more input.
I do not understand why the price is so much more then quad.
Is the 15db extra that important in real live operation?
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The difference between amps is highly subjective, but the RME pr
The difference between amps is highly subjective, but the RME pres flat compared to the Apogee. Having said all that, I'm not sure the Mini-MP would be very high up on my wish-list, but you certainly get a lot for $899! In this situation I'd buy the Apogee. That's ridiculously cheap!
John Stafford
impro wrote: Well is it the rme more silent?? A lot of people on
impro wrote: Well is it the rme more silent??
A lot of people on the net complain about how noisy the MINI MP is and how it is very unrealistic for acoustic music?
Reading the specs..I see that RME is silent..Has less distortion and a lot chipper.
What makes mini mp better??
It's purely a matter of taste. Published specs are such an over-simplification as to be virtually meaningless. You need a lot more information than that.
The Mini-MP is not perfect by any means, but the sound of the RME is very dead and flat IMHO. As I said earlier, the Apogee would not be very high on my wish list, but the RME wouldn't figure at all, except for a few extra channels at low cost, and then I'd probably just buy a cheap Mackie mixer.
I thought it was buy two and get one free (on the Apogee site).
I thought it was buy two and get one free (on the Apogee site). May I ask if the offer you are talking about is available tothe general public? That is a really good deal in my opinion. I think Apogee aimed this at a market that wasn't as big as they thought. Maybe if they hadn't put pres on the Mini-Me it might have sold more.
You mentioned earlier that you heard reports that the Mini-Pre was noisey. I have a Mini-Me, and had come across similar reports about it having a noise problem, but mine is extremely quiet -an experience shared by others on the forum. I wouldn't hesitate to use it with a ribbon -if I could afford a decent ribbon!
John
John Stafford wrote: I thought it was buy two and get one free (
John Stafford wrote: I thought it was buy two and get one free (on the Apogee site).
Me and a friend of mind are buying 3 for the price of two.
May I ask if the offer you are talking about is available tothe general public?
Yes
That is a really good deal in my opinion. I think Apogee aimed this at a market that wasn't as big as they thought. Maybe if they hadn't put pres on the Mini-Me it might have sold more.
Actualy this is a moving sale.I think they will start making new mini mes with the preamp of the MP.As far as I know the MP has better pres.You mentioned earlier that you heard reports that the Mini-Pre was noisey. I have a Mini-Me, and had come across similar reports about it having a noise problem, but mine is extremely quiet -an experience shared by others on the forum. I wouldn't hesitate to use it with a ribbon -if I could afford a decent ribbon!
John
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