All you ever wanted to know about ribbon microphones but were afraid to ask...
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Re: All you ever wanted to know about ribbon microphones but were afraid to ask...
Xaudia wrote: 4. I'm not rich and I don't follow ticktock,, but I did insist on a bowl of green M&Ms and a box of kittens before being interviewed.
What a strange combination of snacks. Each to their own, I suppose.
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I find keeping the good coffee in an old marmalade jar in the fridge makes it last much longer - the kids don't like marmalade.
I find keeping the good coffee in an old marmalade jar in the fridge makes it last much longer - the kids don't like marmalade.
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Very interesting, thanks!
Stuart fixed (and modified to XLR) a pair of Beyer M260s for me recently. Highly recommended.
Stuart fixed (and modified to XLR) a pair of Beyer M260s for me recently. Highly recommended.
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