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Zach Meissner
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Hi Don,
You may have come across this post before here on the site, but it's a great comparison of the 875r and the 416.
It may or may not help you with these two mics, but I found it to be quite surprisingly interesting!
http://www.vo-bb.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=16575
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Dayo
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Location: UK
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| Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2014 4:57 am Post subject: |
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| Bill Campbell wrote: | I listened to your demos. I'd recommend the 416 or an EV RE-20 for you.
The RE20 will be more forgiving for poor acoustics. Both will sound good for narration. The RE-20 sounds cleaner than an SM7B, to my ears.
I've never had sibilance trouble with an NT1A on my voice or my wife's.
It is a very revealing mic, in a good way, so it won't cover up any issues with imperfections in your tone or control. With some voices, the NT1A sounds fantastic. |
I've found the RE 20 much more quiet and forgiving than the SM7B (had both here for a while)
MKH 416 still needs a good room whatever anyone may tell you. A very particular sound. Never found the lows to be lacking - quite the reverse!
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markt
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| Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 3:49 pm Post subject: |
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Hey Don!
Long time, no see! I've got a C1, with the Bonnell mod if you want to try it, or a tlm103. Also, while you're auditioning mics, pick up the EV RE320. I've got a buddy out here that actually prefers it to his Gefell M930 ts! Loves it 'on his voice.'***
PM me if you want to borrow my C1 and/or 103…
"From the old days at Susie's joint,"
Mark
*** The phrase, "on MY voice/on YOUR voice" is required nomenclature in mic comparisons/discussions…
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