I'm lovin my U.A Solo 610!

Reag1502 · 16th August 2006

This thang has so much character when recording threw it that I felt the R.N.P lacked. Its just got a nice cozy warm feel to it, and adds beautiful color to what ever you record. So far it sounds great on everything from acoustic, direct bass, distored electric, etc. I recorded vocals on it, and when I listen to it now, its got this vintage old Beach Boys kind of warmth to it that I have never heard before. And as far as this thing clipping to easy?? Just adjust the volume or gain. I've recorded crank 100 watters and it sounds amazing. I guess the key word with the 610 is WARMTH. thumbsup

popmann · 17th August 2006

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This thang has so much character when recording threw it that I felt the R.N.P lacked.

It's called midrange.

Enjoy.

Reag1502 · 17th August 2006

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Originally Posted by popmann

It's called midrange.

Enjoy.

Is that what it was? LOL I shouldn't rag on the R.N.P stuff, because I am sure there are times when it can sound good for certain applications. It just wasn't working with the kind of stuff I do I guess. Anyway the 610 sounds good clean or with grit, that's why I love it.

popmann · 17th August 2006

While I find the 610 errs on the side of emphasizing the mids, the RNP always sounded scooped to me. It was pleasant on some things...like acoustic guitar I remember digging it...but, with no more analog tape and fewer and fewer analog boards, man, I'll take the mid bumps where I can get'em.

16th August 2006	#1
Reag1502 Gear addict Joined: Jul 2006 Location: overlooking the pacific ocean Posts: 367 Thread Starter	I'm lovin my U.A Solo 610! This thang has so much character when recording threw it that I felt the R.N.P lacked. Its just got a nice cozy warm feel to it, and adds beautiful color to what ever you record. So far it sounds great on everything from acoustic, direct bass, distored electric, etc. I recorded vocals on it, and when I listen to it now, its got this vintage old Beach Boys kind of warmth to it that I have never heard before. And as far as this thing clipping to easy?? Just adjust the volume or gain. I've recorded crank 100 watters and it sounds amazing. I guess the key word with the 610 is WARMTH. thumbsup

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popmann Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Nashville Posts: 3,178 1 Review written	While I find the 610 errs on the side of emphasizing the mids, the RNP always sounded scooped to me. It was pleasant on some things...like acoustic guitar I remember digging it...but, with no more analog tape and fewer and fewer analog boards, man, I'll take the mid bumps where I can get'em.