FREE unmodded untested Shure M67.
Just bought this at a yard sale for $2 with the intention of giving it away. Want it?
I'm in Los Angeles near Pasadena. Pickup strongly preferred. Otherwise, if no takers for pickup, I can (eventually) ship CONUS if someone wants to pay exact shipping.

Not exactly a purchase, but my first child arrived 2 days ago


Hey hey! Congrats!

Much less exciting than a freshly-minted kid, but: I did end up grabbing a 2626 for outboard use — thanks for that photo tip. 8 channels of THAT1510 for $55 shipped. I feel good about it.

Thanks again for the ...

llllllllllllllllllll wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 11:42 am The Spectra C610

Gah, thanks for this rundown. (Just seeing this now.) Been curious about it.

Headphones recommendations.

My Shure SRH440 over the ears phones that I've had for years and years are starting to go, sound only coming out from 1 side now. I use these for plugging into my keyboard and drumming.

Budget: $100 - $200

Thanks.


Get another pair. They're awesome! I have a ...

Nice tip. Looks like the 2626 has the 1510's as well.


It really is a nice tip, and I am so goddamn curious what else does. Wondering about opening up my old Mbox3 which I've also been using as standalone, to peek inside. The proprietariest!
Btw one of these times when I'm passing by on the 10 ...

For maybe the past five years or so, I've been lurking on GroupDIY wondering the easiest and cheapest way to get together a functioning barebones set of THAT 1510/1512 preamps for myself —a person with zero discernable skills in design or basic soldering competency— just to be able to check 'em out ...

This is still pretty kickass.
At some point you must be weighing the cost of flying over and bringing 'em back in your luggage.

Good question. I seem to remember their site listing the fee, but now it just says to email them, but mics are $60-80 plus parts. I'm guessing it's similar. I should suck it up and get it done. That mic is probably my favorite overdriven rhythm guitar mic.


Update: heard back from Consolidated ...

Hi,
One of the mics I've got going right now, it's a Beyer m160 ribbon, through a Sytek channel (transformerless) through a KT-2A (the budget Klark Teknik comp) which has been annoying me with its scratchy popping gain knob, into my interface.
Well, that scratchy popping gain knob—I'd thought it ...

There's no way the popping gain knob blew the ribbon upstream. Current doesn't flow that way in amplifier stages.


Weird, right? While this makes me feel a little better that I didn't anticipate it happening, it doesn't make me feel any better about the matter at hand.
It seems a little crazy ...