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| Re: Upgrading my mic for vocals [message #325233 is a reply to message #303643 ] |
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And when youre not getting the sound you want, make sure you dont just check the big stuff... make sure you are running some quality cable (canare/neutrik) or your sound will suffer, no matter what your mic or preamp is
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| Re: Upgrading my mic for vocals [message #337598 is a reply to message #325233 ] |
Tue, 29 April 2008 10:00 |
 T. Mueller
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| Jimibeen wrote on Sun, 16 March 2008 23:06 |
And when youre not getting the sound you want, make sure you dont just check the big stuff... make sure you are running some quality cable (canare/neutrik) or your sound will suffer, no matter what your mic or preamp is
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Be careful with this statement. There's a lot of debate over whether or not "quality", "high-end", "expensive" cable is worth it. Solid connections are obviously worth it, but even in mastering circles, [edit] paying $100/ft for cable is up for debate [end edit]. The response through various types of cable is rarely significant in the audible audio range. If we were talking GHz, it'd be a different story.
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| Re: Upgrading my mic for vocals [message #338814 is a reply to message #338806 ] |
Sat, 03 May 2008 23:15 |
T. Mueller
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| tom eaton wrote on Sat, 03 May 2008 21:56 |
There is no Canare or Mogami cable that sells for anywhere near $100/ft. Using good cable is just smart... and it's not expensive to buy good cable.
-tom
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Agreed. I was alluding to a few earlier discussions on Brad's board in which the Great Debate was stirred--is there hard data that supports a need to buy $100/ft cable? Good cable is, as you say, not expensive.
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