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FYI

http://recordinghacks.com/contest/2011-01/
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cyclometh · Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 3:07 pm Post subject:

zomg a Fat Head II. I have a Cascade M20u and I just plain LOVE it. It's also made (well, assembled) here in my hometown, so even better.
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todd ellis · Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 7:03 am Post subject:

cool! seems like a couple of years ago a few of us considered picking up a fat head II ... not sure if anyone ever did. inexpensive ribbon mic that, as i recall, sounded way above it's pay grade.
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SomeAudioGuy · Contributor III Joined: 08 Apr 2008 Posts: 75 Location: LA

Yup. I won the Fathead and CL-1. They're pretty sweet. The ribbon is SUPER proximity sensitive, so I don't know how often I'll be using it for VO. So far my favorite setup has been dual mic-ing with my 416. Mixing the two gives a really fat sound that's still articulate.

I didn't come here just to brag though. I felt it was my duty to bump this thread as the February giveaway on recordinghacks looks pretty good too. I'll sit this one out so someone else has a chance to win... Wink

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mattm · Guest

Hello VO folks,

the March microphone giveaway is happening now. The prize is a CAD E100S. I think it's a contender for voiceover work. It's super-clean and crisp, very low noise (basically inaudible), with good high-frequency detail. I have a couple amateur voice samples up on the RecordingHacks website, here:

http://recordinghacks.com/2011/03/12/cad-e100s-first-listen/

I didn't try to exercise the full range of the mic, so you won't hear how it responds to being worked more closely. The low end fills in nicely, as you'd expect.