New Peluso ribbon mic...

castle · 29th April 2006

http://www.pelusomicrophonelab.com/R14.html

From their website...

This design of this microphone is inspired by classic ribbon microphones. It has a natural rich and silky sound. It is the perfect complement to your microphone collection, offering a distinct color difference from condenser microphones. It features a custom output transformer made by Tom Reichenbach of CineMag Transformers, which adds to it's stunning realism.
The microphone comes as a complete system, with Microphone in Wood Box, and Shock Mount. Hand built in the USA.
*MSRP $759.38 USD
*Introductory Special through August 31, 2006 $694.38

dudleys100 · 29th April 2006

Nice, I am excited to hear this guy.

castle · 1st May 2006

Has anyone seen this in the flesh? Would love to know how it compares to the usual suspects...

henryrobinett · 1st May 2006

I've got my mits on one. I really like it. Check out my comments here.

http://gearslutz.com/board/showthread.php?t=68824

retropete · 1st May 2006

I LOVE his 22 47 ... I'll be hard pressed not to get a pair of these, haha

xist · 9th May 2006

I'm interested in these comparisons with more famous ribbons :-)

henryrobinett · 9th May 2006

And what more famous ribbons would those be? The Royer and the AEA R84 are pretty famous. Do you mean with the RCA 77 or 44, or Coles?

kittonian · 9th May 2006

We now have the new Peluso Ribbon mic available for sale on the AudioLot website. You can choose either a single mic or order a stereo pair.

pigpen · 9th May 2006

yea I have a hard on to hear these also....I have his 47LE and the 251 already, love em.....looking for some more OH's as we speak.....this might just do it!!!!

xist · 9th May 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by henryrobinett

And what more famous ribbons would those be? The Royer and the AEA R84 are pretty famous. Do you mean with the RCA 77 or 44, or Coles?

Sorry, my english was bad, I meant I am interested in this thread and in its comparison with Royer, etc (i.e. more famous brands than Peluso) as above, so keep them coming. Just that :-)

henryrobinett · 9th May 2006

OK, I understand. But this particular thread is about the Peluso ribbon. But yes, most of us are also interested in the more famous and sometimes more expensive brands. But it's exciting when a new mic comes out. Who knows? I might end up being one of the famous ones one day. And here we are on the ground floor.

xist · 10th May 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by henryrobinett

OK, I understand. But this particular thread is about the Peluso ribbon. But yes, most of us are also interested in the more famous and sometimes more expensive brands. But it's exciting when a new mic comes out.

Of course :-) That's why I'm curious to hear opinions on its performance and also on how it compares against those brands!

29th April 2006	#1
castle Gear maniac Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 284 Thread Starter	New Peluso ribbon mic... http://www.pelusomicrophonelab.com/R14.html From their website... This design of this microphone is inspired by classic ribbon microphones. It has a natural rich and silky sound. It is the perfect complement to your microphone collection, offering a distinct color difference from condenser microphones. It features a custom output transformer made by Tom Reichenbach of CineMag Transformers, which adds to it's stunning realism. The microphone comes as a complete system, with Microphone in Wood Box, and Shock Mount. Hand built in the USA. MSRP $759.38 USD Introductory Special through August 31, 2006 $694.38

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henryrobinett Gear Guru Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 10,229	I've got my mits on one. I really like it. Check out my comments here. http://gearslutz.com/board/showthread.php?t=68824 __________________ All the best, Henry Robinett http://www.henryrobinett.com/ http://soundcloud.com/henry-robinett

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kittonian Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,324 1 Review written	We now have the new Peluso Ribbon mic available for sale on the AudioLot website. You can choose either a single mic or order a stereo pair. __________________ Joshua Aaron President/Chief Engineer AudioLot/AudioLot Studios High End Pro Audio Sales & Consulting Recording/Music Production/Mixing http://www.audiolot.com Follow AudioLot on Facebook for AudioLot's BIG DEAL Gear Specials, Morning Mix Tips, and more by clicking here AudioLot is located in Hollywood, CA. If you're in the LA area and are interested in coming by to see any of the gear we carry in person, please let us know.

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pigpen Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Athens, GA- US Posts: 2,322	yea I have a hard on to hear these also....I have his 47LE and the 251 already, love em.....looking for some more OH's as we speak.....this might just do it!!!! __________________ Me- "You know he's not playing in key right?" Unnamed Producer A- "Really?....Uh, Does that matter?" Me- sigh...."In all other cases, Yes, in this one...I guess not so much." http://pigpenstudios.net http://www.myspace.com/pigpenstudios

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dudleys100 Gear addict Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Idaho Posts: 494	Nice, I am excited to hear this guy.

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retropete Gear addict Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Hoboken, NJ Posts: 419	I LOVE his 22 47 ... I'll be hard pressed not to get a pair of these, haha

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xist Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 880	I'm interested in these comparisons with more famous ribbons :-)

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