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Old 8th April 2007   #94
Blacky
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Originally Posted by Zoo View Post
I have no experience using ribbon mic's (exept the sontronics who have a built in protection for phantom power). If you accidently have phantom power on the t bone mics, does it break the mic? And if you put it in front of for example an heavy guitar cabinet, do you need to put a pop filter before it? I ordered 2 t bone rb 500 last week, can't wait to try them out. greetz, Zoo
HI!
Yes,yes be careful with Phantom Power on ribbon mics! You can damge the ribbon!
I have the R1 active ribbon mic and for 1week ago i recorded a heavy guitar with them.
For my R1 you don't need a extremly closeness to th speaker, so the best for this track was 50inch far away from the speaker.
If you have a passive ribbon (normally) you can or must be closer, but take attention! Don't blow in the mic!! Take always,always a pop filter for vocals!
Hope that helps
Robert
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