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xingu
post Tue 13 May 2003, 00:49
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Looking to get a cheap condensor for vocals and acoustic guitar. Does anyone have anything good (or bad) to say about the Behringer B2? I'm currently using an SM-57. Will a lower end condensor like the B2 make a big difference in my recordings? Any other suggestions? Thanks...
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kimmo
post Tue 13 May 2003, 07:29
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have been using the B-2 for two years now; vocal(male and female),flute (jazz and classic),saxophone,accordion etc. It´s very suitable for my needs: recording into ProTools Free and Fostex VF 08. Kimmo
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- xingu   Behringer B2   Tue 13 May 2003, 00:49
- - lepetitmartien   Can't say for the guitar, but for my own voice...   Tue 13 May 2003, 01:12
- - xingu   thanks lpm. The NT-1 seems to come pretty highly ...   Tue 13 May 2003, 04:35
- - bilhep   Kimmo, I was considering the Fostex VF but was to...   Wed 14 May 2003, 18:32
- - lepetitmartien   Mind that the NT1 has a noise floor a bit higher t...   Thu 15 May 2003, 05:50
- - kimmo   Hey,Bill I never used VF 08 and Mac together in th...   Thu 15 May 2003, 06:34
- - Tombee   Yep, The B2 will sound much better than your sm57....   Thu 5 Jun 2003, 07:35

 

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