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Drumagog Pro version? [message #62948] Thu, 12 January 2006 08:59 Go to next message
tonehouse is currently offline  tonehouse   UNITED STATES
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has some arrangement?....not likely, but who knows?). I've met the owner
>>of
>>>Wunder Audio, but this was before he started doing this so I haven't tried
>>>his CM7 mic. He had (and usually always has) a number of U47's for sale
>>>...
Re: Drumagog Pro version? [message #62952 is a reply to message #62948] Thu, 12 January 2006 09:21 Go to previous message
Tony Benson is currently offline  Tony Benson   UNITED STATES
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> but I'll try it (file attached - maybe).
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>yes D, I am very very well known!
So, when should I expect my test mic? heheh

No Seriously, I have tried the Lawson (several), which I like, but didn't
knock me out. In fact I was mixing a tune last night with he first vere recorded
through my cheapo LD2ube and second into a Lawson, after a tad of eq, it
was pretty tough to tell. The LD2UBE definitely has more presence, anyway,
I digress. And the U67 I am used to is so much thicker and funkier than the
Gemini clips I have heard (which sound really nice too, just different) And
many of those ELAM 251's are way out of my price range. However, I think
DJ brings up a great point, and I was going to mention it yesterday. Resale
value. I have a Bradfute strat that is really nice, but it does not say Fender
on it I can't get much for it. Also, along these
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