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| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] a mike option (wasPick Recovery ) | | Date: | Monday, October 2, 2006 08:50:44 (-0400) | | From: | Thomas Thorpe <tthorpe @...com>
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I played my DeNeve at IBMA and it held up just fine with all the other fine
instruments down there. Richie, I missed you and Blackie down there,
though....
From: Richard DeNeve
<richard_d13132@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: resoguit-l@elistas.com
To: resoguit-l@elistas.com
Subject: Re:
[RESOGUIT-L] a mike option (wasPick Recovery )
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 12:38:53
-0700 (PDT)
>Lane,
>
>Audio-Technica makes a little gooseneck condenser
mike
>(the Pro 35) that clips directly to a lyre or
>poinsettia cover plate, or
to a little clip you can
>attach to a fan.
>
>Mine sits about 2 inches away from
my hand, at about 2
>0'clock on the cover plate, and 3 inches away from
the
>screen. I have never used it in an all-electric band,
>but they have to
keep adjusting the volume down when I
>sit in with a band usingindividual
condenser mikes.
>
>They claim
the mike can take sound pressure levels of
>over 130 db without distortion. I
play very loudly,
>and have never had a problem with distortion. The
>response
is pretty flat from 80 - 18,000 cps. It has
>a 6-foot cord with the male XLR
connector, requires
>phantom power (like most condenser mikes). The plug
>at the
end of the cord can be attached to your guitar
>strap for better strength, so the
small cord from the
>mike does not take the strain of a longer cord.
>
>You are a
fixed distance from the mike, so you play
>loud or soft to vary the volume to the
PA system.
>Also, there is no on/off switch, so you have to be
>carfeful where
you point it during rests and
>intermission.
>
>They also make a radio
transmitter model of the same
>mike (Pro
45?), that sends to a receiver at the amp,
>which plugs into a hi-Z input. This
transmitter does
>have an output level control, and an on/off switch, so
>you can
have some control over your volume, and can
>move about on stage more
freely.
>
>I have one of the transmitter types, and two of the
>wired types, and
I like them very much. I am playing
>with a second band, which uses two of the
large
>condenser mikes and moves around them for breaks.
>Since I can no longer
stand to play, this little mike
>has been very useful with this band.
>
>I think
Shure also makes a similar mike, but have no
>experience with it.
>
>The A-T
mikes can be had for about $160, and the
>transmitter syustem is about the
same.
>
>The usual disclaimers.
>
>Dick
DeNeve
>
>--- KCSteelPlayer@aol.com wrote:
>
>(snip)
> As
> > soon as I get
around to putting
> > a pickup on the Dobro, I think I'm gonna play it,
> > but
with a Tele and a
> > plugged-in fiddle which runs through a Nashville
> > 1000
(what does a fiddle player
> > need 300 W RMS for?), a mic just ain't gonna cut
it.
> >
>
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