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Comparing condenser to condenser, dynamic to dynamic, ribbon to ribbon, the biggest difference is in the diaphragm itself. Vintage microphones are like vintage guitars, they’re all a little different even if it’s the same model.
I watched that one last night. It was great. I didn’t have the heart to point out that the diaphragms in all of those mics are different distances from the grill of each microphone. The difference in tone would be negligible but if we’re being scientific..... His tests were still very...
Thanks gibson-r8. I’ll pass that on to the artist. She did a remarkable job on it. When I handed her the guitar I told her “go nuts”. She really came through on it. I was sweating bullets while I took care of the finish. Sanding through the clear coat would have been a disaster! To be honest the...
Thanks for posting that. Stevie Ray Vaughan had a profound impact on me as both a guitar player and as a person. I can’t remember anyone having a bad thing to say about him even in the deepest throws of his addiction. Oh, and he was an ok guitar player too?.
It can’t be phase cancellation, it just can’t be. Each pickup has its own resistance figure as well as being in different physical positions. Complete phase cancellation requires two identical signals with one flipped 180 degrees. In your situation, you should still hear some signal even if it’s...
Wow! That spalted maple is beautiful. I’ve had a “thing” for Les Paul style basses since I saw Meshell Ndegeocello playing one in the John Mellencamp “Wild Nights” video.
I have a ‘13 Standard with a repaired headstock. I have never had any problems with it being unstable. It stays in tune as well as any guitar I’ve owned. I also have an Epiphone studio that had a broken neck. It had split from the headstock to around the seventh fret. I did that repair myself...
I can’t be the only person here who plays bass. We discuss guitar amps all the time(of course) but I don’t recall seeing much about bass amps. In fact It didn’t occur to me to recommend the bass amp I bought earlier this year until just now. I bought a Phil Jones Bass BG-75 from my favorite...
I know you didn’t just post a topic about software amps ‘round here!? Kidding of course! They’ve gotten surprisingly good over the years. I find myself using software regularly. For convenience they trump my tube amps. Can’t crank a Marshall through a 4x12 at 3:00 am.
Pretty sure amp360 has...