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henryrobinett · 22nd February 2007, 04:10 PM

Finally I've completed extensive testing on this mic. I love it. I compared it against the Peuso CEMC-6, SM81 and LDC AT4050. I think it betters all of those. I've used it on acoustic guitar, drum overheads, various applications as a room mic, acoustic bass, voice and acoustic piano. It shined in every case, except the acoustic bass, but that was more an issue of placement and application.

This mic has great detail. It's very neutral, warm and clear, distinct highs; not at all brittle or harsh.

I'm trying to figure out how I can buy another one. I wasn't in the market for another stereo pair damn it. But I preferred it on piano where I usually use my AT4050s. The 4050s sound a bit harsh in comparison to my ears. The P28 has a great full spectrum frequency response.

I just think this is another great Peluso mic! I'm just sorry that it's taken me this long to really test it out.

22nd February 2007, 04:10 PM	#2
henryrobinett Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Sacramento Posts: 7,052	Finally I've completed extensive testing on this mic. I love it. I compared it against the Peuso CEMC-6, SM81 and LDC AT4050. I think it betters all of those. I've used it on acoustic guitar, drum overheads, various applications as a room mic, acoustic bass, voice and acoustic piano. It shined in every case, except the acoustic bass, but that was more an issue of placement and application. This mic has great detail. It's very neutral, warm and clear, distinct highs; not at all brittle or harsh. I'm trying to figure out how I can buy another one. I wasn't in the market for another stereo pair damn it. But I preferred it on piano where I usually use my AT4050s. The 4050s sound a bit harsh in comparison to my ears. The P28 has a great full spectrum frequency response. I just think this is another great Peluso mic! I'm just sorry that it's taken me this long to really test it out. __________________ All the best, Henry Robinett