anyone tried the new Nady ribbon mic?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () The one that's $329usd, I forget the model number. Thanks.. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () The one that's $329usd, I forget the model number. Thanks. Archived from groups:...

Nady Ribbon Mic?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Nady RSM-2 is a new ribbon mic that streets for around $300 ... I have read some positive stuff but it seems too good to be true ... Nobody has one around here so I haven't been able to try ... Curious...

Nady Ribbon Mic. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I'm starting to hear some great reports back about this new ribbon mic from Nady. A couple people I know have compared it to some of their Beyers, 441, 421s and other mics they have. So far good reports....

RB500 (Nady?) mentioned. Any info on these cheap ribbon>mics? Esp. the RM700 that I've seen nothing about. They appear to be made by the same factory that is making the NADY ribbons. I published a review of the NADY mikes in the July 2005 issue of...

people often use ribbon mics for brass. Should > essentially any ribbon mic be up to the task or not necessarily? >> I see a number of ribbon mics on ebay for under $400, Beyer Dynamics, Nady> RSM-2, Electro Harmonix among others. Any of these any good...

Anyone here heard the new Nady RSM-2 Ribbon Mic Yet?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Just in case you hadn't heard, here's a link. I think the street price is around $329 or so. Not super cheap, so they might be made fairly well. But, how close...

from in europe and they look the same too.. inparticular the ribbon mics look the same and some of the tube mics. are they all coming from the same factory and rebadged? how are these mics in general? mostly the tube and ribbon mics. looking for any...

something i've never tried but it sound challenging and exciting. i have 5 condenser mics (3 sd, 2ld), two of which are matched pair. the only ribbon mic i can afford, if i even buy one is the nady rsm-2. the piano is a small (not baby) grand. my first impression...

eyes open for a used Beyer M260 (ribbon). That's a nice, old timey sounding mic. And if you can find one cheap that doesn't work, you can get an RCA 77DX ribbon put in it for around $100 and have something really special. Or look around for a used Electro...

be coloured (as all microphones are :)) Small items: what kind? Rhode: low self-noise, but not "uncoloured" You want to listen at some of the former B&K, now called DPA I believe. Ribbon microphones might be good too if the SPL produced by those...