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Hi,

To my surprise, a little while ago I found out that Bruce Seifried
started making Evil Twin DIs once again. So.....I ordered a pair of
them, each with the mic pre & phantom power options.

I got them tonight and the preliminary reports are that they seem to be
**really** sweet. It's kind of hard to describe the sound, but they're
full and....sweet. The mic pres seem to be nice, too, although I only
spent a short time through them. You would imagine that as mainly a
recording tool for bass guitar, a tool like this might be fat and
woofy, but it has a killer, very detailed high end, both through the DI
and mic pre. I love it!

Great product! A keeper.

Gord

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Yeah , i gotta say mine never fails to give me something good.
He spent allot of time & attention in the details of design ,
It's the guys like him & Dan Kennedy [ and a few others ]
who still have some integrity

Record On !

regards Greg

<basa@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:1119326066.936734.67450@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
>
> To my surprise, a little while ago I found out that Bruce Seifried
> started making Evil Twin DIs once again. So.....I ordered a pair of
> them, each with the mic pre & phantom power options.
>
> I got them tonight and the preliminary reports are that they seem to be
> **really** sweet. It's kind of hard to describe the sound, but they're
> full and....sweet. The mic pres seem to be nice, too, although I only
> spent a short time through them. You would imagine that as mainly a
> recording tool for bass guitar, a tool like this might be fat and
> woofy, but it has a killer, very detailed high end, both through the DI
> and mic pre. I love it!
>
> Great product! A keeper.
>
> Gord
>

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As I recall, these are about $800 or so. How much more does it cost to
add the mic pre?

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The units are $895 each now, and the Jensen transformer balanced mic
pre option with phantom power is an extra $300. As I recall, he used to
build the mic pre into a separate box, but it's all in one unit now.
The blue light is very cool, too!

Gord

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I've always heard raves about these as DI's, but haven't seen comments
on the characteristics of the mic pre. Any opinions?

Thanks

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I've used mine for " DJ " style v/o worked well , the unit does have
passive
inductor boost which can be usefull & fun ! I have used it to record gtr
too
but use it more as a D.I. tube gain device .
It's not a high gain device , but fine with most good level microphones .

regards Greg

"Haolemon" <gary_flanigan@ce9.uscourts.gov> wrote in message
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> I've always heard raves about these as DI's, but haven't seen comments
> on the characteristics of the mic pre. Any opinions?
>
> Thanks
>

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