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In Reply to: Some thoughts posted by grhughes on March 30, 2004 at 17:57:50:
Thanks for your response! I already know about some of these cautions and for band purposes would probably use these in a fairly large rehearsal room...not concert hall dimentions...but a carpeted room that is not real "lively" sounding. However, there is a train track fairly nearby...so thanks for that warning!! Would a smaller, vintage ribbon mic, or some other model work better in smaller rooms you think?
I am also aware of the damage which cab happen due to voltage and strong breath into the mic. The preamps I have have phantom power that I assume would be out of the line when turned off. I record my band live alot in small clubs and probably would not be using these mics in those situations unless I knew it was a large arena area and safely away from customers or drunks coming up and singing into them, etc...JHedger
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Follow Ups
- Thanks! - John Hedger 19:18:04 03/30/04 (3)
- Use only inputs that have no PHANTOM POWER! - grhughes 05:20:40 03/31/04 (2)
- Re: Use only inputs that have no PHANTOM POWER! - Top Jimmy 13:54:35 04/04/04 (0)
- thanks, I've consulted with an AEA tech....more - John Hedger 16:18:42 03/31/04 (0)
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