Hi

I own a RODE NTK mic, and am not that happy with the sound. It's brittle, and not very focused.

I would love to get a better mic, but the budget is a little restrictive. So instead, I ordered a replacement tube for the mic, in the hope that I could improve the sound.

The tube I chose was a NOS Philips E88CC/6922 SQ from Holland.

Hi All,

Anyone use this? How does it compare to the SP VTB-1 or the Brick?

Whoe knows how or can get me a link? I've searched but can't find the info!

thnks

Can anyone tell me his/her opinion about recording a guitar (valve) amp with large-diaphragm condenser. I'll surely believe there have been a few topics about this, but i'm to lazy to find out. So! If someone want to tell me about his/her expierences! thank you!

Hi all

Just gave my [="http://www.elmerd.freeserve.co.uk/sjb.htm"]SJB VS[/]="http://www.elmerd.f…"]SJB VS[/] some TLC and thought I'd take some piccies for you amp-ophiles out there.

Again I can't find the referring topic, but I read on here that a user replaced the tube in his CAD mic with a nice Groove Tubes tube, and that he was saving up for a Telefunken NOS.

Is this wise? Is it worth it? I have a CAD VSM-1, and I like it a lot, but if replacing the stock tube means that I have a vastly improved mic, I'll spend $50-75 to do it.

I have been trying to connect my rogers reel-to-reel tube amps to my setup.

I have done the following with no success -
AMEK Tac Sub Group 1 out into line in on the Rogers, line out on the rogers to my DAW.

The ART Pro tube compressoris it a p.o.s(you get what you pay for)oris it all marketing hype?
I hate asking these question,----should I just spend 1g more and buy a higher end compressor?

Dear RO brothers (and sisters, if you're there),

I just posted a thread in the Vocal Booth section concerning a new microphone, but since it's really a hardware issue, I thought I'd toss a link to it here. Very appreciative if you had a peek:

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