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| Re: Trade my Scope Pulsar Pro 14 dsp card with 2 Pulsar II cards [message #54155 is a reply to message #54154] |
Tue, 01 May 2007 20:17   |
Nil
Messages: 245
Registered: March 2007
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o mic a vocalist with an edgy midrange, I'd
> grab this one to add a little touch of dicipline.
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> I really like both these mics and they have served me well. They are
> excellent on instruments too and the only reason I'm offering these up is
> that I've got more mics here than I'll ever use and I've discovered
> another mic that is quite a bit more expensive and if I don't buy it I
> will die.
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> Both of these come with an external PSU, 5 pin PSU>mic cable, and shock
> mount. I found a couple of big plastic pistol road cases at a gun store
> and they hold the mics, mounts, cable and PSU snugly and securely.
>
> Asking $450.00 each for these.........or I guess you could pay $1000.00
> for the Mojave 200 which is based on roughtly the same
> circuitry/components. (I'd be open to a little negotiation on this)
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>This system is sold.
"Paul Beach" <paulbeach@roadrunner.com> wrote:
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>I'll buy it, if you haven't already sold it. You're in San Diego, aren't
you?
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>
>I live in Fallbrook, work in Carlsbad. So I could pick it up.
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>Please let me know either way. Thanks!
>
>Paul
>Cell: 760.310.9978
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>"Nappy" <mgrant62@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>Bundle-3 $400 plus shipping
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>>This is back on the market.
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>>respect
>>Nappy
>Looking for a MEC with 2 8 input cards and 2 8 output cards.
Paypal prefered as payment.
Cheers,
DennisI have a complete Paris system for sale.
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| Re: Trade my Scope Pulsar Pro 14 dsp card with 2 Pulsar II cards [message #54164 is a reply to message #54163] |
Mon, 07 May 2007 23:35 |
Dimitrios
Messages: 1056
Registered: August 2005
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> Thanks
> Randy Brown#2 went as well?
"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
> O'Yeah........mic #2 also has the same cardioid Peluso capsule as mic #1.
>
>"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46718e51$1@linux...
>> Both were hand built/point-to-point wired by Parisite Mike Claytor based
>> on the following article.:
>>
>> http://www.prosoundweb.com/recording/tapeop/tube_mic_25_1.sh tml
>>
>> Mike did a great job on these.
>>
>> Mic #1 is the original he built in 2001 that was sent to Morgan at ECCM
>> and A/B'ed against some pretty major competition (and held it's own IIRC)
>> It's shell is a Marshall V67 with the green body and gold plated grille.
>> The tube is a Raytheon S5940W. It has a Jensen output tranny and sweet,
>> sorta' "warm & forward" sound to it. It's an excellent vocal mic and the
>> femmes tend to gravitate to this mic. A couple of years ago I had Mike
>> replace the Marshall capsule with a Peluso cardioid capsule. It increased
>> the level of detail a bit to my ears.
>>
>> Mic #2 is also a Marshall V67 shell but with the black body and grille
(I
>> think this is the "Mogami" edition, or something like that) this mic has
>> the same basic components and the same Jensen transformer. The tube is
a
>> Phillips ECG 3416 which my rough measurements show to output about 2dB
>> less than the Raytheon in Mic #1. this is really insignificant but then
>> the mics are gain matched, this mic has a very smooth "buttery" kind of
>> quality. Not smeared at all and very detailed, but a different quality
>> from Mic #1. If I were going to mic a vocalist with an edgy midrange,
I'd
>> grab this one to add a little touch of dicipline.
>>
>> I really like both these mics and they have served me well. They are
>> excellent on instruments too and the only reason I'm offering these up
is
>> that I've got more mics here than I'll ever use and I've discovered
>> another mic that is quite a bit more expensive and if I don't buy it I
>> will die.
>>
>> Both of these come with an external PSU, 5 pin PSU>mic cable, and shock
>> mount. I found a couple of big plastic pistol road cases at a gun store
>> and they hold the mics, mounts, cable and PSU snugly and securely.
>>
>> Asking $450.00 each for these.........or I guess you could pay $1000.00
>> for the Mojave 200 which is based on roughtly the same
>> circuitry/components. (I'd be open to a little negotiation on this)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Deej,
Got the MEC today. I hope to have time tomorrow to
fire it up. I have to remove an ADAT and a 3700 to
make room for the 4 x 20 bit converters . . . Go figure.
Tom
"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message news:46772f06@linux...
All gone.
"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote in message =
news:4676fc8a$1@linux...
>I have decided to keep my KM184's for now.
>
> I still have a Studio Projects C-1. It's "vintage" and doesn't have =
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> crappy HP filters and -10dB pads like the newer cheapo' models that =
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> ;o)
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