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Raniel Kursch

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hey, I just bought one and have recorded one live show at tipitina's in new orleans. it was loud and i got no distortion except what was caused by my occasional overboost of the manual record level on my sony n-1. Results were grade A. You dont need a batt-box, in fact the 719 has a place for a small watch type battery. I hear that you can reduce the risk of mic overload by combining the additional battery with your md's plug in power. I have not tested this theory. As for bass roll off i dunno. my first try yielded an excellent result/mix. I think the mic is quality and versatile . . . i use mine for home living room recordings. but let me know what you learn thru trial and error down the road.

P.s. somewhere in this live recording thread, there is a post i put up about the 719 and an answer from someone as to whether you should use loud or soft mic power etc. it may be worth checking out.

til then

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I bought the Sharp MT190H + the Sony 719 mic and I WILL record TOTO live in Toulon(FRANCE) on July 31st 2003(open air). I did lotsa recordings since 1987 with the Sony EMC-907 mic and some soundprofessional-binaural-mics in connection with the battery box. Some of my recordings really turned out being of great quality. Used a battery box for some of them but this time I wanna use the ecm 719 mic without any battery box(doesn´t fit in my pants to pass the security and all the cables....ouch!) ;-) !

Will do some sound-improvements such as bass-boost afterwards.

Won´t go over the -4db mark reagarding signal-input.

My ecm-719 is additionally powered by the proper battery(LR44...) and I will use it for this session, don´t know if it will improve the quality if its "double-powered"?

Will let you know how things worked out. Will of course use the mic-in of my Sharp and LP2-mode cause TOTO plays little more than 2 hours.

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