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paul999 · 16th November 2009

Thanks for the link Deuce! I used the mono gama for some vox about a month ago and found that they were clean and present which is definitely different then my La-610 that sees a lot vocal duty in my studio. I haven't used the API for vox yet.

I did record a snare with an re-20 for a R&B song a couple weeks ago through the gama and loved it but did not own the API stuff yet.

The real thing that prompted this post was that I had heard read about how good the mono gama was on electric guitar especially in the steel setting. Not my experience at all on any setting especially next to the API. AllAboutTone - Thanks for answering this.

Shaneocconer-I can't wait to hear them on my grand piano after seeing your exclamation points.

I really feel I have some good starting points to put these through there paces.

Thanks so much

16th November 2009	#10
paul999 Lives for gear Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Edmonton AB. Canada Posts: 919 Thread Starter	Thanks for the link Deuce! I used the mono gama for some vox about a month ago and found that they were clean and present which is definitely different then my La-610 that sees a lot vocal duty in my studio. I haven't used the API for vox yet. I did record a snare with an re-20 for a R&B song a couple weeks ago through the gama and loved it but did not own the API stuff yet. The real thing that prompted this post was that I had heard read about how good the mono gama was on electric guitar especially in the steel setting. Not my experience at all on any setting especially next to the API. AllAboutTone - Thanks for answering this. Shaneocconer-I can't wait to hear them on my grand piano after seeing your exclamation points. I really feel I have some good starting points to put these through there paces. Thanks so much