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| Gear maniac Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Dub-A-Sco
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| how "noisier" is the Peluso VTB compared to Sony C800g? The sony has a sensitivity of 33mv and the VTB is only 11mv. Correct me if I am wrong but the higher sensitivity of a mic the hotter its output? So while the VTB has a very low self noise of 15db, I still have to crank up my preamp high enough to get it at reasonble recording level while with the Sony c800g I would need less preamp gain? Waite then this wouldn't conicide with ribbon mics and their extreme sensitivity???? I do not know! Since I have not heard either in my setup. I just need some clarification as to how much noisier the VTB is compared to the 800g or even the holy grail standard u87ai. How do I find out what these noise specs mean? ![]() |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2006 Location: Haifa,Israel
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| "the higher sensitivity of a mic the hotter its output" To match their output the VTB will need 3 times more preamp gain to match the Sony when recording a source which generates the same amount of sound pressure. At least thats how senssors work in theory... |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2008 Location: Houston/Paris
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| funny I just posted something about the VTB :) Well against my c 414 the VTB is wayyy louder. it picks up great and I get great volume/gain out of it. if I rememeber wel the sony might be a bit louder but the VTB is really quiet, you can crank your pre. I don't have any problem getting a great volume out of the VTB.
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Dub-A-Sco
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| I just posted on your thread and noticed you posted on mine. So what kind of preamps are you using the VTB with and at how high of a gain setting? Is that the newer c414 or older models? |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2008 Location: Houston/Paris
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| the c 414 is the old model. as far as pres I use a neve 1073 dpa, a chandler ltd1 or a avalon 737 sp. gain on the neve right now is mic 30 trim 0 and it's PLENTY!!
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