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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: Phil Zone on August 22, 2013, 07:11:13 PM
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has anyone ever used these, they seem to sound very nice but i dont know of many people who are using them. the cemc-6 mic looks very nice a around 700 bucks, not to bad.
whats your opinion?
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Probably doesn't help you, but I have a P-Stereo, which is John Peluso's large-diaphragm single point stereo microphone similar to the AKG422. Great mic used up close on-stage Blumlein or M/S. It has a touch of sweet flavor to it which is nice close mic'ing acoustic guitar + vocals with it mounted sideways, which is usually how I use it these days. I just wish it had a super/hyper setting and would go wider than 90 degrees.
It's the only Peluso I have experience with, never having used the small-diaphragm cemc-6 which is more common for taper use.
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Quite a few TSers have used the CEMC6 over the years. A search in the kickdown section should yield numerous returns. They even pop up in the yard sale every now and again.
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i've never used them, but have heard some very good recordings that were made using the CEM6. seems like a really good bang for the buck.
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You could always start here:
http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=48320.0