I wanted to get some opinion on this guy's remarks about the RODE K2 I just purchased to go with my Sebatron ... I'm certainly willing to get a new mic, I just didn't want to do it based on one guy's opinion. If a few of you think he's right, I'll give the peluso a chance...

here's what *he* said:

hi all

another vocal mic question:

the RODE nt1a sounds pretty good, and is just right for my price range ($2-300), but i would prefer something with a... warmer (?)... sound, a deeper sound perhaps. the RODE is a bit too bright for my purposes?

Have any of you tried the RODE K2 w/ the Sebatron VMP? tube on tube can be overkill, I know. This is definitely for a particular application type of thing...I'm a subtle singer who goes for a definate vintage vibe.

I'd love to hear some soundclips, even if it's another tube mic being grouped with the Sebatron , like the SP T3 (something in this lower/mid price range)

hi guys i just purchased RODE NTK TUBE MIC...can anyone suggest me the suitable PRE...for this mic...i recorded it direct first..on songs like ballads or slow tempo song it really sounds warm.. and on the fast songs it is'nt sounding warm... why is that. can anyone explain this to me...

hey guys i bought RODE's NTK Tube mic. so far i really loved it on the vocals... can some experienced guys in here tell me wht would be the best use of this mic...

Hello. I'm new here so I hope you'll flavor me with your knowledge.

I'm a home hobbyist and write Space/Dark/Ambient music for myself and friends in my bedroom studio. :D

I'm looking for a good mic for vocal and sound effect recording and I'm trying to make a decision between two mics

RODE NT1A