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In Reply to: condensor mic without "hot" high end? posted by hollywood_steve on February 9, 2002 at 19:42:36:
Well, most condensers do have a hyped top end. Some worse than others- sometimes this is useful. The blueberry is very top endy, but I like it on acoustic and angelic bg vox. My Lawsons are much thicker in the midrange as well a bunch of the older 87s Ive used seem to have lost some of that rise above 8k. If you dont like this sound why use a condenser? Try one of the 421's, try a stedman N90, try a senn 441, shure M7, ev re20. Some of the older thicker diaphram Neumans would fit the bill but are all very expensive. The best for the money to me is a neuman 563 with m7 capsule. dont go bidding against me on one : ) They sell for around $2k.
Frost
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