| New SE Ribbon Mics - PARIS group buy [message #53228] |
Sun, 25 September 2005 04:47  |
Morgan
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Registered: August 2005
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good performance they decided utilizing the 2 micron ribbon just put the
performance over the top and went with it for this new amazing mic.
The All New SE R-1 completely smokes the Royer as well as all others and
here is the best part.
At half the price !!
The New SE has a list price of $ 749 and streets out @ $ 599
The special (St. Peter ) PARIS Pre-Launch group buy is $ 568.88
Included with this mic is a Planet waves Premium 20ft Mic Cable, Deluxe
Road case and shockmount.
We will be able to deliver these in the first week of October - Reserve
yours NOW !
As with all SE mics - there is a 7 day NO RISK full refund Guarantee !!
These Mics will Premier @ AES in a few weeks - My prediction is these
R-1's will be one of the Hottest
Items at the Show. You heard it here FIRST !
Morgan
Eastcoast Music Mall
800-901-2001
morganp@ntplx.netHi Ron
We do have 1 EDS card with and interface 442 and a IF2, all cables, manual
and original boxes. $275 with
shipping U.S.only, let me know if that works for you.
We take Visa and MasterCard.
Thanks
Lou
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Midwest Production Services
956 S. Bartlett Road, #280
Bartlett, IL 60103
847-844-9446
www.midwestproductions.com
info@midwestproductions.comso the price goesw down the more people purchase correct?
"Morgan" <morganp@ntplx.net> wrote in message news:43368e13@linux...
> Greetings
>
> Siwei Zou ( Soo-Way ) the founder of SE Mics has been hard at work in the
> Lab. This time , its all about Ribbons.
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> * Pictures are over on the PARIS Newsgroup - My apology they take a while
> to load.
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> As many of you may be aware - Ribbon mics have a very different response
> than conventional condenser mics. As a result , Ribbons capture sounds in
> a very different way . Many engineers and producers use Ribbon mics on
> guitar amps, brass instruments , string overheads and a variety of
> situations where High Frequencies tend to be to brittle using conventional
> mics. Distorted guitar is one of the best examples. Quite often one tends
> to EQ the heck out of the track causing untold Phase damage rendering it
> unable to sit well in any mix. Using a Ribbon is perfect in this situation
> , the mic captures the sound naturally -
> thus allowing the guitar to sit perfectly well in the mix without any
> nastiness or brittle high end trash that one usually expects.
>
> A brief overview of Ribbons - RCA was known for developing some of the
> most popular Ribbon Mics the RCA 77DX and RCA 74B.
> The vintage ribbon mics are Dynamic and use a 6 micron membrane, and there
> are a number of low end mics that also use 6 micron. Developments in the
> last 10 years have allowed thinner diaphragms to be practical to produce
> and the newer more expensive ribbon mice have diaphragms ranging from 3
> microns to 1.8 (about the current limit). The thinner diaphragms offer
> better impedance matching and superior high frequency response.
> The inexpensive Ribbon mics often to have a higher impedance which this
> does tends to make them low in output , a significant drop off in High
> Frequency,a bit noisy and quite sensitive to cable
> length and load from a preamp. Finding an optimal combination can be a
> challenge.
>
> The most popular Ribbon mic presently has been the Royer 2.5 Micron
> membrane Model R-121.
> We have measured the impedance
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