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12th October 2004
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jan 2004
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Thread Starter | e604's for guitar cab?
any one tried it? Any good results? I have been trying and trying to use one on guitar cab, but in every pre-production shootout, it gets killed by every other mic...just curious 
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12th October 2004
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Phoenix
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Never thought about it..........but my guess is that it would sound weak and flimsey........
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12th October 2004
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I use 604's all the time on Guitar Cabs, I have got some very good results with them. I have been using a 604 and a 57 on cabinets for a little while now, and i have been really happy with the sounds i have been getting. mo |
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12th October 2004
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Obviously this is all totally subjective but I've been pretty happy with the 604's on gtr cabs and combo's. Personaly, I haven't picked a 57 over a 604 in a long time as a "single mic for the job" dirt-gtr setup...
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12th October 2004
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yeah, I mean the e604 NOT the e609 (which know sounds great alot of the time IMO) I've been using it as my top snare mic and it does it's job well there. Obviously great on toms, except for big Floor Toms (d112 there). I 'm enjoying your responses, I knew that had to be doing good for somebody....Just not me, yet.  |
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| One with big hooves  Joined: May 2002 Location: Earth, NYC metro
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I've used 'em a few times. Never my first choice with other things around but they don't suck. I hear something that resembles a guitar they don't offend... What's the issue?
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13th October 2004
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Thread Starter | no issues here
I have no issues. All is well. Just wanted to see what others think. Actually...here is my issue. The smilies are'nt working today. awwww! |
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