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Blind (deaf) purchase. Got a good deal on this. Hopefully it doesn't disappoint... I am anxiously waiting for it.
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I'm considering buying these as well. Please let us know how they did!
Just received these, I look forward to testing them in a session tomorrow!
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Fuck yes!! My all time favorite recto. I love mine to death.
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About that Tremoverb.....is the main difference between a regular Recto the fact that it has tremolo and reverb, I assume?
Also just saw Mesa released the Triple Crown which they claim may be the highest gain amp they've ever released. Not even sure how anyone could use more gain than a Mark or Recto.....
The clips I heard sounded pretty damn good, I'll admit. Mesa's older demo vids always sounded like crap to me.
Also just saw Mesa released the Triple Crown which they claim may be the highest gain amp they've ever released. Not even sure how anyone could use more gain than a Mark or Recto.....
The clips I heard sounded pretty damn good, I'll admit. Mesa's older demo vids always sounded like crap to me.
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A couple of new additions over Christmas.
First up, a pair of Beyer MC930 to upgrade from my ATM450 pair.
These are for drum overheads and anything I want to mic stereo.
I have used them so far on drum overheads, acoustic guitar and cello.
They are superb. No corrective EQ needed at all.
Then I practically stole a pair of Klein and Hummel P110 monitors for €300 with a Samson power amp.
These monitors were the original version of the new Neumann KH120s.
They don't have amazing low end but the mids and highs are incredibly detailed. They are flat from 60Hz to 20KHz. My Focal twins have fantastic lows and low mids so between these 2 I am really happy.
I revisited a recent mix and immediately spotted a couple of problems in the mids and did a fresh balance.
Checked at home with HD600s and the revised mix is better than the original. Clearer and better balance between guitars, snare and vocals.
First up, a pair of Beyer MC930 to upgrade from my ATM450 pair.
These are for drum overheads and anything I want to mic stereo.
I have used them so far on drum overheads, acoustic guitar and cello.
They are superb. No corrective EQ needed at all.
Then I practically stole a pair of Klein and Hummel P110 monitors for €300 with a Samson power amp.
These monitors were the original version of the new Neumann KH120s.
They don't have amazing low end but the mids and highs are incredibly detailed. They are flat from 60Hz to 20KHz. My Focal twins have fantastic lows and low mids so between these 2 I am really happy.
I revisited a recent mix and immediately spotted a couple of problems in the mids and did a fresh balance.
Checked at home with HD600s and the revised mix is better than the original. Clearer and better balance between guitars, snare and vocals.
didn't have the chance to try out the reverb intensely but it seems to hold up to the known fabfilter quality and ease of use.
the ADI-2 PRO is insane, i was hoping for this wow effect when i switched from the RME AIO and indeed the difference is
very clear. overall clarity has drastically improved, the "space" is inane as well, hard to describe, it's like going from 2D to 3D,
if this makes any sense.
the ADI-2 PRO is insane, i was hoping for this wow effect when i switched from the RME AIO and indeed the difference is
very clear. overall clarity has drastically improved, the "space" is inane as well, hard to describe, it's like going from 2D to 3D,
if this makes any sense.
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