Vote for your favorite sounding mic out of these three.

hello,

its in pretty good shape but it took a fall and the screen is dented. I reckon it should be tested too to see that it performs like they say it should... where can I send it? an recommendations?

also, how much will it cost about... anyone know? thanks!

meuedyn

Hi all,

I've made some major changes to my gear in the last few months in an effort to try something different. This leads me to the following question:

I bought a brand new Neumann TLM 103 from Guitar Center a little over a week ago and I really really don't like it. I bought it on GC's no payment for a year plan so it's not even paid off and I already hate it. They also have a no return policy on mics- so what should I do?

So this has been covered a many times in these forums, but now I'm in the position of actually having to choose one of these for a multipurpose (mostly vocals) lg diaphragm condenser- I'm familiar with the TLM 103 and how it sounds. Some folks seem to like the others more.

Hi Sebatron ,

TLM 103 is a bright mic, from 3K up, there are about +4db increase. Do you think Sebatron is good for TLM 103 mic for voice? What does the "Bright" switch mean? add some +db in high frequency? If that is the case, It might be too bright for the mic.

Hello,
I have Neumann TLM 103 mic and Motu828mkII. I am looking for a preamp for voice and acoustic guitar. My music style is pop, vocal, soft rock. The recorded voice sounds harsh using the preamp inside Motu828mkII and TLM 103. My budget for preamp is

Sebatron Vmp-2000e: preamp only
Avalon 737 sp: w/ compressor and EQ

Hey fellas. I have a TLM 103 and I'm trying to find a really good Pre for it. I will be tracking Vocals and Acoustic Guitar. What would you match up with it and why? Dont think about $$$$. What pre do you think would make the mic sound the best. The TLM 103 capsule is designed off the Neumann U87. :D

HI all,
I was just wondering if anyone here who REALLY loves this mic, especially for vocals. While it's heavily criticised in some quarters, some people of course are fanatical about it.

Regards,
John Stafford

any tip?