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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: West Virginia
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| Peluso Quality Question How good is the quality of Peluso CEMC6s that I can buy two separate units rather than the matched pair? I am looking to save money by not getting the shock mounts and carrying case, which I dont really feel like spending more for when it is just the mics and hard clips that I need. |
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| The CEMC6 is a very high quality mic, regardless of whether you buy a single, or in a matched pair, or with accessories. Matching does not improve the quality of the mics. It just makes sure that the two that you are buying are more similar to each other than a randomly selected pair.
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Netherlands
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| Peluso is great quality. Nothing concerning the microphone, but the cable that came with it let me down once but mr. Peluso was kind enough to send a new one overseas right away.
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| I second that. Got a short body 2247 here since a few days and that mic has some serious character. Huge Lows, nice, thick low mids, a little hyped upper mids and a nice smooth rolled off top end. Build quality is great too and Mr. Peluso being one of the most concerning people in audio I ever dealt with. I bought the mic second hand from a fellow gearslut and my power supply was having some minor problems. I wrote an e-mail to John Peluso. Ten minutes later he phoned me (I am from Germany and he found out my number himself via my internet adress) and we solved things quickly. Incredible! I can whole-heartedly recommend Peluso!
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: West Virginia
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| So if I used a non matched pair for stereo recording, the difference wouldn't be very big? |
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| You can balance by ear if they differ audibly. I have a matched pair of Pelusos. I have (2) Rode NT1s that are "off" by a bit...just balance by ear...and have fun! |
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| i asked him this awhile ago about peluso mics. there is a possibility of a 2db difference, where as if there matched there is a possible 0.5db difference. i dont really care, as no matter how much you work your preamp knobs, theres always a little fluctuation with a stereo pair.
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| I think Peluso quality is quite high. I have something like 10 Peluso mics! I had to replace one power supply. I've had no issues with any of them ever. I'm trying to sell a 22 251. There is some paranoia about their build quality. You know, I don't know what to tell you.
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| I spoke to John today and he said the 2247SE is getting used on some big name artists currently in the studios. |
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: West Virginia
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| Sweet. It looks like I've found my next pair of mics! |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2003 Location: Silver Spring, MD
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| FWIW, I ordered a "matched pair" of CMC6s in the spring of 2007 to bring to a friend overseas and I was not quite as impressed with the build quality - one of the capsules has to be really torqued to prevent an electrical noise/connection problem between the body/capsule, and the pair never appeared to be truly matched within anything close to .1dB - more like 3dB difference over parts of the spectrum. Hopefully they have resolved whatever issues we experienced with ours, but I believe this info should be out there for prospective buyers.
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| I have a few pairs of microphones: NT-1, KM-184, 57, SM-7b and Peluso P28's (one being serial 002, the other a few years younger) and have yet to hear a difference within a pair. I mean, you use a pair to record something stereo, that is: you would like to have a difference between the left (mid) and right (stereo) channels, right? I also have a P12 and a 22 251. The best mics in my collection. The 251 needs a cap replaced but is still usable (though with a little higher noise floor but I'm not afraid of no noise btw: km-184's are sold in a stereo box but they are by no means matched, only consecutive serial numbers. Herwig
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| Gear nut Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Spain
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| A year after I buy my peluso 22 251, the body look like a vintage and un-laked microphone. It is all the time in your wood case. I think that the metal work is not fine... But the microphone sound nice, warm and airy. ![]() |
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: West Virginia
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| Does Peluso publish frequency response plots? I cant seem to find them anywhere. |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Netherlands
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| I got a response chart with my 2247. If that's the one you're looking for I can make scan of it. The chart of a different 2247 I once had here looked somewhat different though.
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| Gear maniac | I've got the 22 251 and it is the most perfect mic for my vocals. I love peluso mics!
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: West Virginia
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| Are the CEMC6's comparable to Schoeps in any way? My school does concert recordings with them, and I love the sound....just not the price tag. |
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