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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: yates7592 on May 20, 2013, 07:01:45 AM
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I have always run my B3's with the flat response caps on. I am wondering if anybody has ever used them with the 'crisp reponse' caps (or even 'very crisp' caps) on? Were the results pleasing / better / worse? I think I can imagine what they might sound like, but would like to hear first-hand experience.
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I have always run my B3's with the flat response caps on. I am wondering if anybody has ever used them with the 'crisp reponse' caps (or even 'very crisp' caps) on? Were the results pleasing / better / worse? I think I can imagine what they might sound like, but would like to hear first-hand experience.
Never got a chance to try mine with them but I don't know if it would help or hinder. I found the B3's really good for quieter shows but they weren't the best for rock shows.
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I used them for an indoor rock show, had more top end. They sound a bit muddy with the flat ones indoors. Gonna use them again Friday, will try the very crisp.
Would stick to flat for acoustic / not so loud shows.
Here's a "crisp" sample, location slightly off centre front row balcony http://www.mediafire.com/play/z79r7po9uk3l07p/samp.mp3 ( http://youtu.be/IGan4hXF90g )
I don't think it sounds that great.
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Thanks for the sample. Sounds a bit too bright for my liking, I think I will stick with the flat caps.
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"Very crisp" caps http://www.mediafire.com/?zqjxc3xwumum8hn
Location http://youtu.be/7V2M_lJU6PU
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Thanks for the samples. Actually listening to the 'crisp', that's not bad at all. Do you use these caps all the time rather than the flats?
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Still experimenting. Flats for acoustic, and did a nice outdoor pull with flats. Was a bit disappointed with an indoor rock show done with flats, but the mics may not have been up high enough (2nd clip in below sample).
Sample with 3 clips: Outdoor / flat, theatre / flat about 6m from stack, arena / crisp http://www.mediafire.com/?pfyayia4x45jx4t