Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 6:39 am
yer but, no but...
Bob,real piano strings have overtones only a few cents sharp. I think rotosound got a bit carried away ...
Joey,I hear what you're saying about that E.
None of you are having my horsie! :0)
RS55 45 are a possibility, I tried some 40's and they seem a bit brighter than ( or less bottom than) RS66 and a tad stiffer.
The horseshoe is definately too close, but the problem remains when it is far away, same for toaster.
I am using a set of labella deep talkin' rounds tonight.
they have a very roto growl but a more confident low.
they have a great vibe through my practise rig
(a pre amp through a hifi) not sure how they will speak through the eden.
Last time I tried them they didn't cut though the mix, but it may have been lazy EQ for the venue.
thanks for all the input guys.
Bob,real piano strings have overtones only a few cents sharp. I think rotosound got a bit carried away ...
Joey,I hear what you're saying about that E.
None of you are having my horsie! :0)
RS55 45 are a possibility, I tried some 40's and they seem a bit brighter than ( or less bottom than) RS66 and a tad stiffer.
The horseshoe is definately too close, but the problem remains when it is far away, same for toaster.
I am using a set of labella deep talkin' rounds tonight.
they have a very roto growl but a more confident low.
they have a great vibe through my practise rig
(a pre amp through a hifi) not sure how they will speak through the eden.
Last time I tried them they didn't cut though the mix, but it may have been lazy EQ for the venue.
thanks for all the input guys.
