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What our customers are saying about the LD-2 UBE |
| I have used this microphone to record a couple of projects. It is the warmest microphone I have ever worked with. This tube based condensor mic is awesome. I am currently working on two projects with it. My own, in which all of my vocals sound incredibly warm and full now that I have this microphone. The other project is recording a Blues Artist. This microphone is ideal for the warmth of the deeper tones created in blues based singing. It does quite well with the low humming that is specific to the Blues style. I look forward to recording more with it. My next project will be a Classical Pianist. Recording an old Steinway built in the 1920's will be loads of fun with this mic. It is worth every penny...
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| John Darnell jdarne01@yahoo.com |
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| I recently picked up one of the LD2ube mics. I wanted it primarily for saxophone, but for other uses also.
I have just started trying it out. The one I've been using is the LD-1, and it sounded better than the Sennhieser 421 (see my note there).
So far, in cardiod mode it seems noticably brighter than the LD-1, but I really liked the bottom end.
Further testing has shown I like the sound in 'figure-8' pattern, addressing the back the best. It seems a bit darker, but still very clear and that big bottom end.
I would like to see what the responses are, that would save time in finding what I like.
I have the upgraded tube in it, but I didn't really test it with the original to see how it compared. I probably should!
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| Mark Hollingsworth markh@olympus.net |
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| I have used the LD-2ube now for three gigs. One recording violin, one recording piano, and one vocal. In all three situations, this mic performed admirably. There is a warmth and clarity to this mic that rivals much more expensive (read: Neuman) mics. I absolutely cannot recommend this microphone highly enough. For the price, every professional, home, and project studio should have a couple laying around. Thanks PPA for making such a killer product!
-Chris |
| Chris Vaughn cvaughn@oz.net |
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