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Brand new mic died after less than one second having inserted brand new battery. I had exactly the same experience with a previos NT4 which the supplier replaced. Is this a common fault? Rode stereo mic - died after new battery inserted. The light comes on for an instant then dies. The mic is unuseable now. Supplier may offer to replace - but am too worried to go this way... Forum: diplofix.com - From: Noodles - Date: 2009-01-17 19:13:26

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Good windscreen/windsock for rode nt4 stereo mic? - i bought one of these for my ng2 mics, works pretty good in low wind. it's desiged to slip over the foam screen. there is a zeplin style one that works great in heavier wind but it costs about $450. b&h Bump? the nt-4 seems to be a hard one to find a good wind sock for, eh? thanks for any links or info... Forum: recording.org - From: randyman... - Date: sun may 15, 2005 11:15 pm

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Recording a choir - yeah that's why i was looking at the msp ones :-) will a pop shield not alleviate the problem? what's the difference between the large & small diaphragm? is the large one just more sensitive? thanks you for all your contribut Hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty soon cheers... Forum: recording.org - From: eviloverlord - Date: tue nov 08, 2005 11:56 am

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Good windscreen/windsock for rode nt4 stereo mic? - thanks vince! i will let my buddy know about this. the price looks very apealing, too. :cool: Bump? the nt-4 seems to be a hard one to find a good wind sock for, eh? thanks for any links or info... Forum: recording.org - From: randyman... - Date: sun may 15, 2005 11:15 pm

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Recording a choir - just to comfort eviloverlord: msp stands for matched stereo pair so they are well, uhm matched the msp-8 comes with 2 large diaphragm capsules as well for recording choir alone i would go for msp-6 you can allways buy another Hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty soon cheers... Forum: recording.org - From: eviloverlord - Date: tue nov 08, 2005 11:56 am

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Good windscreen/windsock for rode nt4 stereo mic? - rode has a sock now, its made for their new ntg mics but it could work with the nt4 quite possibly: http://www.music123.com/rode-deadcat-windscreen--windmuff-i234925.music Bump? the nt-4 seems to be a hard one to find a good wind sock for, eh? thanks for any links or info... Forum: recording.org - From: randyman... - Date: sun may 15, 2005 11:15 pm

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Recording a choir - the only problem i have with the octavas is their quality control. you can take a half dozen octavas out the box plug them in and they will all sound slightly different when you check them out. so if you are going to buy the octavas i Hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty soon cheers... Forum: recording.org - From: eviloverlord - Date: tue nov 08, 2005 11:56 am

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Recording a choir - there's no chance of try before buy as i'm on a small island where i'd just get ripped off even if i could find the mics here in the first place. is the incidence angle on the nt4 adjustable or is it fixed at 90°? the nt4 seemed Hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty soon cheers... Forum: recording.org - From: eviloverlord - Date: tue nov 08, 2005 11:56 am

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Recording a choir - hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty s Hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty soon cheers... Forum: recording.org - From: eviloverlord - Date: tue nov 08, 2005 11:56 am

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Recording a choir - hello, sorry if this has been asked before. i am the sound tech for a charity choir, and yes you've guessed it, we want to record stuff and not spend any money. we've been [url=http://www.keele.ac.uk/socs/ks21/resources.html] Hi i'm not a pro but the oktava mk012 (with all capsules) work for me and are within your budget i personally prefer them to rode nt4 or nt5 haven't tried the c541b. i'm sure someone more knowlegdeable will chime in pretty soon cheers... Forum: recording.org - From: eviloverlord - Date: tue nov 08, 2005 11:56 am

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Affordable stereo microphone - hi, i'm a beginner, so... personally i prefer oktava msp mk012-6 the mk012 isn not a stereo mic but you get different capsules (omni, card, hyperc.) in a stereo set (e.400,- ) i prefer these above rode nt4 or Audio technica makes a reasonably priced xy stereo condenser microphone. i don't remember the model number off hand? i have a similar, older sony just like that and use it exactly as you have described. stereo freak ms. Remy ann... Forum: recording.org - From: jimmy67 - Date: thu feb 02, 2006 9:01 pm

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Rode nt4 condensor? - yeah, i've got a beef with you nathan!!! i called you but didn't leave a message and damnit, you never called me back!!! :twisted: actually, i'll spill the beans - i don't usually share where i buy things - but i bought my lyn Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - [quote:0df419a266=''moonbaby'']part of my frustration with atlas is that i had called them last month to get some sort of reference (i.e., a customer of theirs who has purchased that mic from them)...never got a call back..[/quote:0d Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - [quote:da3aaee5bd=''moonbaby'']we were using the grace for the test. he plugs into some fender acousonic (?) amp onstage and then that goes out to a midas h3000 56-channel house console, via the amps xlr di out...[/quote:da3aaee5bd]5 Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - we were using the grace for the test. he plugs into some fender acousonic (?) amp onstage and then that goes out to a midas h3000 56-channel house console, via the amps xlr di out... Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - [quote:412bf5a77a=''moonbaby'']pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. i guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. the angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. i guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. the angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise you'll p Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - [quote:c16c9c14e0=''moonbaby'']last night,i went to the studio with the sm81s and took my nt5s and a grace 101. i did some comparisons using a very good guitarist (a student of doyle dikes, a chet-style fingerpicker) with a nice tayl Pointed towards the soundhole, but with an angle towards the neck, if you can visualize that. I guess that it was about 8-10'' away from the guitar. The angle will determine the ''boom factor'' and the amount of string noise... Forum: recording.org - From: eddies880 - Date: wed jul 27, 2005 10:06 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - i am very interested in the josephsons...very intriguing. part of my frustration with atlas is that i had called them last month to get some sort of reference (i.e., a customer of theirs who has purchased that mic from them)...never Moonbaby wrote:... Forum: recording.org - From: cucco - Date: sun jul 24, 2005 8:47 am

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Rode nt4 condensor? - cool. i'm glad the 81 worked for you. i know a lot of people love it and really use it as their ''baseline'' by which all other pencil mics are judged. i will give it that, despite my previous comments, it can be a versatile mic Moonbaby wrote:... Forum: recording.org - From: cucco - Date: sun jul 24, 2005 8:47 am

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