Hi everyone,

I have finally had a chance to try out the Peluso 22 47 microphone, so rather than try to explain how it sounds, here is a Jim Croce song I recorded in my living room this evening.

The signal chain is: (Vocals 2247)(Guitar AT4033)--->Avalon AD2022 preamp--->E-MU 1212m sound card

I panned the guitar to the left and the vocals to the right so you can hear it a bit better. I just gave it a tad bit of reverb, no eq. My voice is nasaly in this but I just wanted to give a sample for you'all.

Peluso 2247 recording

Sounds nice, thanks for sharing.

You should be covering Cat Stevens songs... heh

The guitar sounds nice. Good frequency balance, imaging and depth. Thanks for sharing
Bill

Funny that you say that because he is focusing on the vocal mic for this thread....

heh

Hey,

Just curious. We're vox and guitar done at the same time, or overdubbed?

What brand/model guitar ?? Sounds really nice.....

Thanks for the sample Rick.
Yes! The AT4033 is a great microphone for the money. I own one and love it. I don't have any experience with the Peluso mic. Too hard to judge like this.

Interesting sound test...I looped a section of the guitar only, and compared the two mics....On the guitar, the AT sounded pretty good but a bit muffled in comparison to the Peluso. The Peluso sounded a bit more clear, however the combination of the two mics on the guitar sounds great.

I've been finding out that using two different mics on a guitar, really helps to get a better sound when combined.

Well done. Thank You.

I used a Taylor 414, and yes, vox and guitar done at same time.

Maybe I was a too quick (or drunk ?) reading the post . I like the guitar sound after all heh .

Cheers,
Bill