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Monday, May 28, 2012

NADY RMX-6 6-Channel Microphone/Line Mixer (NADY RMX6) Review

NADY RMX-6 6-Channel Microphone/Line Mixer (NADY RMX6)
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clean signal, no issues. I use this mainly as a sub-mixer for drums when we're playing a larger gig requiring miking all the drums (rather than just the kick)... then run the out from this into one channel of our main board... works great for that. haven't used it for anything else, so can't comment.

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Sunday, February 19, 2012

Nady 4/8 Channel Mini Mixer Review

Nady 4/8 Channel Mini Mixer
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I have purchased three of these mixers and find them adequate for most uses. Many on-line reviews complain that connecting a 9 volt ac adapter causes a loud hum, making it useless. I have found that you must use a regulated and filtered adapter. Try using the Radio Shack Universal AC-to DC Power Adapter number 273-0028. It costs less than twenty dollars and provides pure filtered DC. Set it to 9 volts. Use the adapter plug "M" and be sure the tip is marked (-) negative. You will get clean, hum-free sound, and save on batteries.

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Nady DM-90 Dynamic Kick Drum Microphone Review

Nady DM-90 Dynamic Kick Drum Microphone
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A specialized mic, for sure.
I give it 4 stars for the value.
Sure, you can do at least somewhat better if you
move up to the $175+ level, or higher.
But short of that, placed & leveled properly, this baby will more than hold its own.
I'm using the old early-1970s-pattern 4-drum micing right now, and it sounds great:
SM57 on snare;Nady DM-90 inside kick; 2 AKG C1000Bs for overheads (both thru preamps).
We live in an era where engineers have been known to put 3 mics on a snare drum.
Sure, You can keep adding mics to a setup, but it's surprising how good and crisp
and vivid (with good stereo imaging) this 4-drum configuration sounds & records, just as is.
Add a touch of stereo "close-up"/small room reverb
on the overheads, and a bigger, more "majestic" reverb on the snare, and I'm off and running
for classic rock, fusion, power-pop, etc.
And this specialist mic always works well and "gets the job done"
as part of my microphone "team".

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Friday, September 30, 2011

Behringer RX1202FX Ultra Low-Noise Design 12-Input Mic/Line Rack Mixer Review

Behringer RX1202FX Ultra Low-Noise Design 12-Input Mic/Line Rack Mixer
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I'm not a big Behringer fan but over the years I have used quite a few of their products. Most are lacking to say the least but a few are surprisingly good deals for the money. This little mixer I find to be the latter of those, surprisingly good for the money. I noticed the bad reviews so I needed to add, this mixer works great but only for certain applications. I would agree that this might not be a satisfactory choice for a rock band or home studio but for a small meeting room, theater or church, it works great. If you are looking for a bit of reverb for backing vocals the efx are OK but they are certainly nothing to write home about. If your application has you singing to tracks or your music situation consists of only a keyboard and/or acoustic guitar with a vocal or two, this unit should work fine. We used this unit for one of our company's installs where it was hidden in a small custom wall rack where the rack door is actually a framed picture. Because of the size and type of room use the mixer is usually in a set and forget situation so with the rack door (framed picture) closed, no sound system is evident in to room. If you are looking for a small mixer for a similar use that can be hidden in a small rack, you should consider this unit if you are on a tight budget as it delivers quite a bit of bang for the buck!

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