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Studio Gear For Hire
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Studio Gear For Hire
If you need to hire some gear for your recording, here is a list below.
Thanks
nIC
Aearth Multimedia
STUDIO GEAR HIRE
Daw System:
20" IMac 2.4 Dual 2 with Logic 8
Apoggee Ensemble IO
Apple Mac G5/2gig hZ, 2gig ram, 2 x LCD 17â€
Thanks
nIC
Aearth Multimedia
STUDIO GEAR HIRE
Daw System:
20" IMac 2.4 Dual 2 with Logic 8
Apoggee Ensemble IO
Apple Mac G5/2gig hZ, 2gig ram, 2 x LCD 17â€
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Re: Studio Gear For Hire
[quote="Aearth"]If you need to hire some gear for your recording, here is a list below.
Thanks
nIC
Aearth Multimedia
STUDIO GEAR HIRE
Daw System:
MacBook Dual 2 with Logic 8
Apoggee Ensemble IO
Apple Mac G5/2gig hZ, 2gig ram, 2 x LCD 17â€
Thanks
nIC
Aearth Multimedia
STUDIO GEAR HIRE
Daw System:
MacBook Dual 2 with Logic 8
Apoggee Ensemble IO
Apple Mac G5/2gig hZ, 2gig ram, 2 x LCD 17â€
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TimS wrote:Bloody hell nIC, you are seriously gassing with gear man!!
Some really lovely additions to your stockpile lately!!
My Purple Action comps and API lunchbox arrive mon/tues - cant wait!!
Tim..
Hi Tim
Yeah I know, not eating much these days. It's the new Audio Junkie diet.
nIC
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TimS wrote:Geez - I'd better go into the hire business too - niC you are stocking up BIG time!!!
First of all you'll need $100K to start off and hope no one rips you off. I don't make a living out of this stuff, it's just a way to buy more gear.
nIC
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i recently hired some gear off nic and just wanted to post on here how impressed i was with him and the gear. i had some serious problems during the session and he couldn't have been more accomodating and helpful. thanks mate
highly recommended!!
highly recommended!!
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Actually nIC I said "(500 series inc)" which doesn't exclude rack mounts including Mercury etc.
Am looking for a combo which handles being pushed, with grace and is easy on the ears.
Was originally thinking of an MA5 and either an AK47/Blue Woodpecker/Wunder Gt/Peluso 2247SE none of which i've heard.
I've used and discounted the 87 because they can get a tad harsh in upper mids IME . The Kiwi sounds very good in clips I've heard but again I'm concerned without any experience of it that it may be a bit too aggresive when pushed.
Because I live in Alice Springs it's difficult to hear combinations particularly if they are from different importers so thought I'd get the feelings of someone who has experience with much of where I'm thinking.
In the light of what you say i'll look closer at Joe's pres.
Thanks for replying - if anyone else has any thoughts feel free.
Cheers, Ross
Am looking for a combo which handles being pushed, with grace and is easy on the ears.
Was originally thinking of an MA5 and either an AK47/Blue Woodpecker/Wunder Gt/Peluso 2247SE none of which i've heard.
I've used and discounted the 87 because they can get a tad harsh in upper mids IME . The Kiwi sounds very good in clips I've heard but again I'm concerned without any experience of it that it may be a bit too aggresive when pushed.
Because I live in Alice Springs it's difficult to hear combinations particularly if they are from different importers so thought I'd get the feelings of someone who has experience with much of where I'm thinking.
In the light of what you say i'll look closer at Joe's pres.
Thanks for replying - if anyone else has any thoughts feel free.
Cheers, Ross
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reddirt wrote:Actually nIC I said "(500 series inc)" which doesn't exclude rack mounts including Mercury etc.
Am looking for a combo which handles being pushed, with grace and is easy on the ears.
Was originally thinking of an MA5 and either an AK47/Blue Woodpecker/Wunder Gt/Peluso 2247SE none of which i've heard.
I've used and discounted the 87 because they can get a tad harsh in upper mids IME . The Kiwi sounds very good in clips I've heard but again I'm concerned without any experience of it that it may be a bit too aggresive when pushed.
Because I live in Alice Springs it's difficult to hear combinations particularly if they are from different importers so thought I'd get the feelings of someone who has experience with much of where I'm thinking.
In the light of what you say i'll look closer at Joe's pres.
Thanks for replying - if anyone else has any thoughts feel free.
Cheers, Ross
In that case the Mercury M72 is my favorite pre at the moment...very big round sound almost 3 dimensional. The AK47 is a great mic but not a all rounder like the Kiwi. You should get a Kiwi on USA ebay for around $1200 .......getting a bit hard to find at that price, but they do come up now and again.
The JLM gear is worth a really good look and are value for money pres at $900 per module. Joe is working on a Neve style 500 series pre which I reckon will give the MA5 a run for the money.
nIC
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