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shakeAbooty88 Says:
Has your post disappeared? Thanks for your reply anyway. All the best.
shakeAbooty88 Says:
I have to admit that this would have been better if an instrument or vocal (singing) was used. That's the shortfall of many youtube vids. They aren't professional enough. You don't have to be a professional to match professionals in p[resentation, but so many presentastions fall well short.
TexasSizzle Says:
I dunno, I might have been having a bad day. It sounds a lot better now that I went back to re-listen. Still, it's nowhere near hi-fi, but then nor is it priced to be. Probably very good piece for a beginning musician who is a little strapped. Cheers.
shakeAbooty88 Says:
What are you listening on? I'm using studio monitors and this is OK.
shakeAbooty88 Says:
It's a Shure SM7B, a dynamic mic, the same mic used on Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album. I have one, and I have a PreSonus BlueTube DP V2 and an ART PRO MPAII. Both are fantastic mic pre's. They give all the big names real competition.
FluxusFreeZone Says:
There is not a lot in this review that can't be found in a brochure. Wouldn't kill you to put some solid samples in... not just "voice over".
Tommy Rao Says:
i just bought one of these and i have a problem. when recording, during breaths or between words the mic goes low and it sounds like up and down recordings. and a compressor doesnt really help. any suggestions?
Christian Boykin Says:
I'm trying to understand why everyone is wanting to hear the pre-amp. It's Youtube people Chances are you wont hear the difference anyway. I own one of these and they are amazing!!!
Jose Ortiz Says:
hello dude, can you use both chanell with the phantom on at the same time?
ITISolutions Says:
Can you power this with an outside DC Battery power source? And could it be used for (shotgun mic) film work? Are the preamps quiet enough to do studio Voice Over work? Thanks!
RETRoSPEKTaOfficial Says:
its meant for beginners studios. either way, if you trust youtube sound for buying equipment, no more comment needed. anyway, i have a friend who uses this on vocals with SE 2020 mics and its sounds unbelievable! i have the vmp prom focusrite which costs 3 times as much, but if i had heard the blue first i would have saved some cash...
Christian Emmanuel Rios Ostrovsky Says:
You should try recording a dynamic microphone! Most condenser microphones sounds decent on every pre amp! Dynamic microphones are the best option to try a pre amp.
Jacksonkellyfreak Says:
Will this be good to get a good acoustic sound into a poweramp with out distorting? and also, will it distort at all in case i have to run my electric straight in?
jebonlalok Says:
is sm57 will sound good with this preamp?
Peter Markellos Says:
It's a piece of AUDIO equipment. That means we came to this page to LISTEN to it. That fact that there is NO sound demo of the thing tells us either you're hiding something, or it's a piece of junk. I was gonna buy this thing, later on today, when GC opened up, but obviously you're already rich and don't need anymore customers... oh, well ...
abneypark Says:
I agree with the angry guy above: why the heck would you not A/B it? Telling us "I used it" tells us nothing, as we are not familure with your mic or the rest of your signal path. Listing the connections is all you do here, one glance at a picture of it tells us that.
diddlytube Says:
My experience: It sounds fine with a relatively high output mic, and a relatively loud sound source. But on quieter sources and / or with lower output mics (most dynamics) turning up the preamp gain leads to audible hiss. This is of course true with any preamp running near the top of its gain range, but it seems like this pre needs to be run cranked more often than others I own which have similar published gain specs. YMMV. 2 channels is definitely a useful feature in some situations.
Kufawtom Says:
it doesnt matter if we dont hear you talk at all..as long we HEAR how the preamp sounds....damn!!
ChrisTheContagion Says:
He's right, though. Audio examples would be nice, there's little to none on this product. Not neccesarily your fault, but still enough to cause major butthurt on the internet.
Ozopzo Says:
What an aggravating voice, Sounds like a tin robot. So much for any experience with 'sound'.
LastStopReviews Says:
Shure SM7B
xubxub Says:
what mic was it recorded with?
Patrick Swope Says:
I want it! It's perfect for my set up...
electro257 Says:
these things are noisy... mine has a real annoying mains hum on it... very low but audible.. tried removing the screen and it goes crazy...