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Deirdre
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 Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 8:28 am Post subject: spurned by sweetwater! wtf?! |
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Hey Guys and Gals,
I am trying to buy a new mic and I sent a query to Sweetwater several days ago through their website.
NO RESPONSE.
Does someone here have a sales person they like at Sweetwater?
I'm shocked, I tell you.
I'd sure hate for Sweetwater to end up in the "What a Drag" file.
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VO-Guy
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| Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:02 am Post subject: |
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Deidre,
My rep is Paul Lea. Great guy and he get's back to ya. He may not handle your area but I'm sure he could put you in touch with the right person. Going through there site can be a pain sometimes. I always just go straight to him and bypass the site.
paul_lea@sweetwater.com
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tackerman
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Care to share which mic you're checking out? 
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Deirdre
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Thanks Russ!
I also had someone contact me off board with a recommendation-- so I'll keep y'all posted.
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| Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 7:05 pm Post subject: Re: spurned by sweetwater! wtf?! |
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| Deirdre wrote: | | Does someone here have a sales person they like at Sweetwater? |
I've been pleased with Alan Carter, Alan_Carter@sweetwater.com.
800-222-4700 ext. 1354 |
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Deirdre
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Thanks for the Sweetwater contacts, guys.
Tom-- for what it's worth, I'm considering a Studio Projects C-1, a TLM 103, and an MXL V69.
All heartily recommended and a couple are being pressed onto me so strongly I am getting grillmarks on my skin.
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Tom Greenlee
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"D" I have the Studio Projects C1 and I love it. It picks up the lows nicely and still gives a nice high end as well. You might have to work the mic to find the sweet spot for your voice, but I would recommend that mic.
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| TGG wrote: | | "D" I have the Studio Projects C1 and I love it. It picks up the lows nicely and still gives a nice high end as well. You might have to work the mic to find the sweet spot for your voice, but I would recommend that mic. |
Whereas the TLM103 you sit in roughly the same room and it'll make you sound good, it doesn't work anywhere near as hard as other mics to do it. Don't "close mic" and smile or you'll have to gate the plaque on your teeth arguing over which piece of gum to destroy. |
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