EMT Plate in the Studio

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Originally Posted by moonpi

Well, perhaps it's a little more within reach than you thought...

http://www.prosoundweb.com/recording...te/plate.shtml

Can't help you with the space thing, though. I'll let you hammer that one out on your own.

Isn't there someone around out there making plates now? I know that I saw a thread here on GS a year or so back and I remember asking the same question before "isn't someone making plates now" and another GS member pointed me to the thread. Seemed like a quality inexpensive solution at the time…. but who knows.

Oh and nice porn Steve....

[moonpi]

There is another EMT that I have used that I am curious if any of you are familiar with. Tree Sound in Atlanta has one (though it's not listed in their equipment for Studio A).

I can't remember the model number of it off hand, but from what browsing I've done, I think that it's an EMT 240. It's in a MUCH smaller case than the 140; probably 4ft x 3ft. It sounded fantastic and it's a more manageable size than a 140 (not to take anything away from the power and the glory that IS the 140.

[u b k]

http://www.platesonics.com/

they make a 3x4' which i intend to get someday. listen to the samples... it sounds so freakin' sweet, such depth and space.

and it's $900!


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[Chris]

Just out of curiousity, how much do 140s run?

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Originally Posted by u b k

http://www.platesonics.com/

they make a 3x4' which i intend to get someday. listen to the samples... it sounds so freakin' sweet, such depth and space.

and it's $900!


gregoire
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Yeah that's it! Thanks...

Yes if one has the space for it this seems like a great solution.

[pan60]

very nice Steve!!!!!!

[doug_hti]

just saw this.

good to see steve!

[walth]

Where can i find one?