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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: jmerin on July 19, 2005, 10:24:17 AM
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my friend just ordered the new akg 414 XL2's does anyone know what the difference between those and the AKG 414XLS
thanks
jon
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XL2's are engineered primarily for vocals. XLS's are engineered for a wide range of applications (ie instruments, vocals, studio recording, etc). Check out www.akgusa.com
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do you think that my friend made a mistake by getting these mics
thanks
jon
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do you think that my friend made a mistake by getting these mics
thanks
jon
run'em and see how they sound.....sorry I don't have a better answer
Tommy
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For a direct comparison check out:
http://external.fullcompass.com/ImageFromDB.aspx?imgid=2984&srctbl=doc
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do you think that my friend made a mistake by getting these mics
thanks
jon
IMO yes john, theyre VERY bright cause theyre made for vocals mainly
what pre/ad is he using?
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do you think that my friend made a mistake by getting these mics
thanks
jon
IMO yes john, theyre VERY bright cause theyre made for vocals mainly
what pre/ad is he using?
Hey John its John K......
Well it depends...I would say...for up close they may tend to be bright and this is typically where you run LD's, however the rise in treble wil counter act any proximity affect you run in any mode except omni. They will sound great further back in the audience where the treble tends to drop off a bit.........i may have to agree with Bean the XLS may be more versatile.