Warm sounding mic pre (or channel strip) any ideas? - Page 2

vernier · 16th December 2008

Warm is 40's and 50's, then it stopped.
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peeweedrummer · 16th December 2008

I just tried my sm7 through my new jlm audio 1290 and its one of the most warm smooth sounds ive ever had.

also sp t3 and a cascade fathead combo on an accoustic guitar through it was quite pleasing.

i like it over my dakings, i used to use a pacifica as well and i like the 1290 better.

of corse it all depends on the sound source.

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vernier Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 6,130	Warm is 40's and 50's, then it stopped. '

16th December 2008	#32
peeweedrummer Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Syndey Posts: 500	I just tried my sm7 through my new jlm audio 1290 and its one of the most warm smooth sounds ive ever had. also sp t3 and a cascade fathead combo on an accoustic guitar through it was quite pleasing. i like it over my dakings, i used to use a pacifica as well and i like the 1290 better. of corse it all depends on the sound source.