bradzatitagain
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Anybody test drive/autopsy one of these ribbons from Nady?
rgrds,
Brad
rgrds,
Brad
Nady RSM-2 ribbon, anyone?
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NewYorkDave
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I'm interested to hear more about it, myself.
I've been wanting a ribbon mic, but I just can't justify spending a lot of bread for my hobbyist application. For music recording, my only client is... me!
I've been wanting a ribbon mic, but I just can't justify spending a lot of bread for my hobbyist application. For music recording, my only client is... me!
Flatpicker
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[quote author="NewYorkDave"]I've been wanting a ribbon mic, but I just can't justify spending a lot of bread for my hobbyist application. For music recording, my only client is... me![/quote]Then hang loose for a while. I believe a great sounding one (designed by someone we all know and love!) may hit the market in the not too distant future. :wink:
SilverhammerNZ
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Yeah, I bought a Nady ribbon. I like it, it has good top end and works well for me on my acoustic guitar. I record with the mic about 18" away to avoid bass proximity effect, and boost at 10k just a little.
Also used it recently on whistle/flute with good results too.
It's not a mic for everything but for the price I figure worth having in the cupboard.
At the time I first tried it, I also tried a Royer which won the contest by a modest margin but it was three times the price and I couldn't stretch to that.
LarryK
Also used it recently on whistle/flute with good results too.
It's not a mic for everything but for the price I figure worth having in the cupboard.
At the time I first tried it, I also tried a Royer which won the contest by a modest margin but it was three times the price and I couldn't stretch to that.
LarryK
