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Post by Johnkenn on Sept 13, 2020 20:48:22 GMT -6
At a certain level, they’re all pretty damn good. Just different flavors.
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Post by svart on Sept 13, 2020 21:07:21 GMT -6
At a certain level, they’re all pretty damn good. Just different flavors. There was a whiskey that someone gave me years ago. I don't remember the name but it was like battery acid. I used it for some mixed drinks but never finished the bottle. Maybe that stuff was the Chinese condenser bourbon. |
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Post by Johnkenn on Sept 13, 2020 21:36:51 GMT -6
At a certain level, they’re all pretty damn good. Just different flavors. There was a whiskey that someone gave me years ago. I don't remember the name but it was like battery acid. I used it for some mixed drinks but never finished the bottle. Maybe that stuff was the Chinese condenser bourbon. Seriously...we could - and should - make a standing list of the Bourbon equivalents to mics. |
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Post by Ward on Sept 14, 2020 11:14:37 GMT -6
Microphone.comparable-Bourbon
Neumann U47 Knob Creek
Neumann U48 Basil Hayden
Telefunken ELA M251 Woodford
Neumann U67
Neumann M269
Neumann M49
AKG C12
AKG C12a Larceny
Neumann KM84 Jim Beam Black Label double barrel
Neumann KM184 Jim Beam Devil's Cut
Shure SM57 Svart's Battery Acid
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Post by suicity on Sept 14, 2020 12:26:17 GMT -6
Microphone.comparable- BourbonNeumann U47 Knob Creek Neumann U48 Basil Hayden Telefunken ELA M251 Woodford Neumann U67 Neumann M269 Neumann M49 AKG C12 AKG C12a Larceny Neumann KM84 Jim Beam Black Label double barrel Neumann KM184 Jim Beam Devil's Cut Shure SM57 Svart's Battery Acid You have to get Maker's in there somewhere. Both standard and the 46. A few year back, a mastering engineer friend and myself had a bourbon tasting. We ended up using a combination or genre and frequency balance to describe what we were tasting. Woodford was jazz. - warm lower mids, and smooth on the top end. Buffalo Trace was an expertly mixed pop track. - it had a sparkle on the top end that reminded us of modern pop productions. Maker's was rock all the way. - it had weight in the pants, a little more than Woodford, but also had a brighter top end. I can't remember how we classified the Sazerac Rye. By that point, I think we were too far gone. |
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Post by Johnkenn on Sept 14, 2020 18:16:51 GMT -6
Ok...maybe we’re jumping the shark lol
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Post by jacobamerritt on Sept 29, 2020 11:38:41 GMT -6
There is a bourbon that is literally called 'Mic Drop'
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Post by Ward on Oct 1, 2020 6:25:18 GMT -6
There is a bourbon that is literally called 'Mic Drop' Oh dear sweet Savior above! NO WAY.  How did I not know this? I must obtain said bourbon! |
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Post by jacobamerritt on Oct 1, 2020 13:20:26 GMT -6
Ward - Mic Drop retails for around $60, but on the secondary market people resell for around $350 or more. Its not THAT good!
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Post by chessparov on Oct 3, 2020 17:57:57 GMT -6
It's the Sony C800G mic then.
But we need more Proof.
Chris
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Post by jeff8675309 on Nov 16, 2020 13:33:22 GMT -6
Microphone.comparable- BourbonNeumann U47 Knob Creek Neumann U48 Basil Hayden Telefunken ELA M251 Woodford Neumann U67 Neumann M269 Neumann M49 AKG C12 AKG C12a Larceny Neumann KM84 Jim Beam Black Label double barrel Neumann KM184 Jim Beam Devil's Cut Shure SM57 Svart's Battery Acid You have to get Maker's in there somewhere. Maker's was rock all the way. - it had weight in the pants, a little more than Woodford, but also had a brighter top end. If Maker's is rock, dare I suggest the SM7b? Alternately, I have on occasion used an MD 421 for such things... I feel like Bulleit should have a place in this discussion somewhere as well. |
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How did I not know this? 
