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Published on 09/19/12 at 09:46Neumann U 67 micro tubes EF806 Telefunken tubes equipped
Taking his classic studio as concert
OVERALL OPINION
Before buying these secondhand mics for a pittance I used professionally for 10 years and they always came in my recording device (even suspended 15 meters from the ground to the organ and it is quite difficult ).
I use very regularly and I offered one NagraVI. I never get tired of using them despite their fragility. A little advice, get tubes Telefunken EF 806 and you can still discover more.
I just made a recording of an organ buffet museum Vire (I did not yet NagraVI) works by William Byrd who is under a new label presses (fools) Jean-François Production.
Both live and in studio microphone best possible both for voice, strings, little harmony, piano like a harpsichord, etc ...
Taking his classic studio as concert
OVERALL OPINION
Before buying these secondhand mics for a pittance I used professionally for 10 years and they always came in my recording device (even suspended 15 meters from the ground to the organ and it is quite difficult ).
I use very regularly and I offered one NagraVI. I never get tired of using them despite their fragility. A little advice, get tubes Telefunken EF 806 and you can still discover more.
I just made a recording of an organ buffet museum Vire (I did not yet NagraVI) works by William Byrd who is under a new label presses (fools) Jean-François Production.
Both live and in studio microphone best possible both for voice, strings, little harmony, piano like a harpsichord, etc ...