Oh Mr. Neumann?? Calling Mr. Neumann?
 

Would someone phonetically spell this for me? I know, I'm not a smart man... is it pronounced "Newman"? Or noy-man or what? NEUMANN

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by QQZZQQ:
noy-man :<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I´ve always heard it this way

lol

good question though

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Thanks! Not that I need to know...who can afford one? Now if I could only pronounce my username! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

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True, we got lucky with one, vocals recorded through it needed little or no eq. I´ve heard of inconsistencies in different mics though. Right now I´d probably go with a rhode....

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Professionals can afford "Noy-mon" mics.

Now that I have made my snide remark, I should say that the 103 can be bought for around $700, the 184 for around $600 and the handheld mic for around $500. Not bad for that level of transducer. Yes, they make $4,000 mics but you don't have to buy that one first.

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Yeah, the Rode NTK is probably my next mic. Actually my FIRST mic as what I have now is made out of Kazoo parts!

I suppose $700 bucks for a Noy-Man(!)is a good deal. I WANT TO SOUND LIKE James Earl Jones. Right now I sound like Shirley Jones.
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Yeah, it's pronounced Noy-man. I have a picute of one!!! lol.

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sessiondude,

"...oh, and I'm gonna need you to come in on Sunday too...mmm-k?" Every time I picture that dude, I almost bust out laughing. I think I used to work with him...
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lol. Yeah, I think we've all worked for that guy!

"I wouldn't say I've been MISSING it Bob!"

I love the one Bob who "celebrates" Michael Bolton's "entire catalogue."

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20 years ago, we would have paid several thousand dollars for a mic like the 103.
It's a great mic!

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Park Seward:
Professionals can afford "Noy-mon" mics.

Now that I have made my snide remark, I should say that the 103 can be bought for around $700, the 184 for around $600 and the handheld mic for around $500. Not bad for that level of transducer. Yes, they make $4,000 mics but you don't have to buy that one first.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>