any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?

On 26 May 2004 18:56:39 -0700, (xy)
wrote:

any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?


We just did a session with the Tower of Power horn section -- used
R84's on trumpet and bari. Gotta say, that's about the best spot miked
trumpet sound I've ever heard. Kudos to Wes Dooley at AEA.

JL

On 26 May 2004 18:56:39 -0700, (xy)
wrote:

any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?


We just did a session with the Tower of Power horn section -- used
R84's on trumpet and bari. Gotta say, that's about the best spot miked
trumpet sound I've ever heard. Kudos to Wes Dooley at AEA.

JL

On 26 May 2004 18:56:39 -0700, (xy)
wrote:

any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?


We just did a session with the Tower of Power horn section -- used
R84's on trumpet and bari. Gotta say, that's about the best spot miked
trumpet sound I've ever heard. Kudos to Wes Dooley at AEA.

JL

In article ,
xy wrote:
any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?

I did an R84 review as well a couple months before the 4040 review.
The R84 is much more rolled off on the top end... you might like that
a lot (it's almost certainly a good thing on horns), but you might not
(I suspect it's not as good a thing on acoustic guitar). They are both
well worth trying out, though, and Wes will loan you both with a deposit.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

In article ,
xy wrote:
any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?

I did an R84 review as well a couple months before the 4040 review.
The R84 is much more rolled off on the top end... you might like that
a lot (it's almost certainly a good thing on horns), but you might not
(I suspect it's not as good a thing on acoustic guitar). They are both
well worth trying out, though, and Wes will loan you both with a deposit.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

In article ,
xy wrote:
any comparative experiences?

Mr. Dorsey gave high marks on the 4040, so that counts for about
10,000 points.

Recently I heard a blumlein acoustic guitar tracks using AEA R84's
which was awesome (I would even say "unimprovable" within its sonic
idea). But maybe the new Coles is even better because it's making use
of new ideas?

I did an R84 review as well a couple months before the 4040 review.
The R84 is much more rolled off on the top end... you might like that
a lot (it's almost certainly a good thing on horns), but you might not
(I suspect it's not as good a thing on acoustic guitar). They are both
well worth trying out, though, and Wes will loan you both with a deposit.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."