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| View Poll Results: Choose one favorite | |||
| Beta 52 | | 24 | 51.06% |
| RE-20 | | 23 | 48.94% |
| Voters: 47. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2008
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| Shure Beta 52 or ElectroVoice RE-20 |
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| Gear maniac | Only 2 ? ![]() |
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| Gear Head Join Date: Dec 2007
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| add the d112, sm 57 ....... for me re 20 inside and d 112 or 57 outside |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New York, NY
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| I have no idea how to make the D112 sound good. I like the D12 much better.
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| The D12 is indeed far superior but the poll is anaemic, to say the least
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| Yes, D12, plus a lot of people use 421.
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| D112 with Earthworks Kick Pad
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| Neither. Faves here are the D12E, the M380 and the M88. Any poll about bass drum mics that doesn't have at least one of those mics on it is a complete waste of time IMO. ...As is any studio that doesn't have at least one of those in it. ![]()
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| Gear addict | Never tried RE20, what are some benefits since the price defiantly isn't compared to the 52?????????
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I'll end up using a RE 20 about half the time on all kinds of music. 421, D12, D112 equally the other half of the time. Maybe the D112 less these days. I've ended up using the Beta 52 for the same kind of reasons that i would use an RE 20. They are both a bit tighter than the D112, D12. So, in that respect this poll is understandable. I'd go RE 20 as it's easier to EQ than the Shure. Flatter frequency response when placed close to source, i guess. | |
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| the RE 20 is also a nice mic to have around for vocals, horns, a million other things.
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| don't forget the the sennheiser 602.......a great mic for the kick |
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| RE20
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| It seems like the Beta 52 is a microphone that you have to have a certain taste for. And no one says anything they dislike about the RE-20 which makes it seem that the RE-20 is a mic that doesn't have a distinct flavor but you have to give it one with an equalizer. Sounds like the Beta 52 has more outspoken personality but the RE-20 is an easy going, go with the flow, laid back kind of dude. |
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| Gear addict | Quote:
... sometimes i wonder why i bother ... no i dont
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2008
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| The voting is quite close. These two fellas must both be pretty stand up guys. |
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| 500 series nutjob | RE-20 fan here. ![]()
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| Gear nut Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Los Angeles
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| I have an Audix D6 and absolutely love it - massive sub and all the other places you like on a kick - |
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Canada
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| Yep, Audix D6 inside, homemade subkick outside. |
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| Gear addict Join Date: Aug 2007
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| I think the beyer M88 is the king of bass drum mics. Even better than a u47fet. I did side by side comparisons with every bass drum mic you could imagine and I have clips. |
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| +1 here
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| Second that with the Beyer M88 Great Mic |
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| Any mic that doesn't make the bass drum sound like someone snapping their finger. In other words, D12. '
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| Gear Head | Im actually a huge fan of both the D112 and the RE 20. Recently I popped the RE 20 just outside the hole of the resonant head of the kick and put the D112 about six inches from where the beater strikes on the beater head... phase inverted and actually got a fat full punchy great sounding kick... I was pleasantly surprised! Maybe something to try it worked for me
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