From jeep99@bright.net Wed Aug 15 19:51:32 2001
Subject:Re: Pro 3T with Kobitones

Thanks,
I'd already done the research, and was aware of their Tech files and
pix, so I'm all ready to go....but how will they sound and how will they
hold up? My instincts say that that you get what you pay for, and quite
honestly the materials to do this were very inexpensive. But if they sound
decent, it'd be handy as hell. Live close miking, even with good quality
(expensive) mikes, is a compromise but a necessary evil in my opinion. I
just don't want to experiment without someone's review.
Dan H.

> Hi Dan,
> No, I don`t have any experience with miking the Pro3T, but www.motion-
> sound.com has a tech sheet on where you should place the mikes or
> where they have placed them. One or the other.
>
> --- In CloneWheel@y..., "Dan Hocter" wrote:
> > Hello All,
> > Awhile back I watched with great interest as there was
> discussion about the installation of the Kobitone mike elements from
> Mouser in Pro 3Ts. I've purchased everything to install them in
> stereo in mine since I always have it miked at larger gigs.
> > But.......before I bust open my pristine (virgin) Pro 3T
> cabinet and bore holes in it for the XLRs I realize that I hadn't
> actually read anyone's review that had already installed them and
> gigged with them.
> > Can I get a witness?....Can I get a witness?
> > Anyone have them installed and willing to share their
> experience via this forum?
> >
> > Thanks and as always.....great group.
> >
> > Dan H.
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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