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11th November 2004
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| Gear maniac  Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Sacramento, Ca.
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Thread Starter | ChandlerTG-1 Abbey Road
Did a session the other day, most of the drums thru a Neve Melbourne. The snare thru a Chandler EMI TG-2 then to a TG-1 Abbey Road edition. Signal fed to an Apogee Rosetta 800, then to RME/Nuendo. I was looking for a heavier snare so I used an Audix D2 (usuallya tom/kick mic) instead of the sm57. Simply amazing! The TG-1 handled the extra weight beautifully. If I can get this pre/comp combo in the upcoming Chandler rack, I'll be a very happy customer! Nice work Chandler. -RS |
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12th November 2004
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| Gear maniac Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Sacramento, Ca.
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I'll try to post something in the next few days. -RS |
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