From: "darryl neustaedter barg" <darrylnb@h...>
Date: Tue Jan 16, 2001 6:18 am
Subject: Re: Radio Shack PZM Was: structural noise / vocals
Do you have a part no. for those RS PZM's. I think they've carried a couple
different models up here in Canada. I'm on this list because I need some
good, (cheap) knowledge about building a space because I can't afford
anything else... So knowledge of good mic deals fits right in for me. :)
Thanks,
darryl neustaedter barg
winnipeg, manitoba, canada
Message: 9
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 2001 13:34:01 -0600
From: Stephen Foster <oncourse@i...>
Subject: Re: Re: structural noise / vocals
Dave Martin wrote:
A friend
suggested that if I want that classic jazz piano sound (like the old Blue
Note records), use a single RCA 44 ribbon on a Steinway. He told me that
this is how they did it back then. I look forward to the opportunity to try
it...
We pulled out an old 50s EV644 last nite and cut a slide guitar through a
Marshall, and it was so smoothe and bell-like we nearly croaked. Now it's
in a safe place. Hammerheads, we call them. Also found a Radio Shack copy
of the Crown PZM. I've used them before, and they're absolutely amazing..
totally flat and sweet. RS is selling out the line, and I got this one for
$4.97 plus tah. HEEEEHEEEEEHEEEE. I wish I could find 5-6 more. I've
used them on acc pianos, acc guitars, drums, as wall mics, ceiling, flat in
the middle of the floor, and they're totally seamless. Actually smoother
than the EV original. Less mid-range and not as harsh. Hi-Z, so you gotta
convert, but so what?
sf
Stephen Foster
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