toomanyhelicopters wrote:there's one thing you may want to consider... the sound of a telephone, meaning, the way your buddy's voice sounds while you and he are talking via telephone, that isn't due entirely to the frequency response of the earpiece or the mic. telephone lines are filtered by the phone company, to only use a proportion of the bandwidth they would have to deal with if they permitted full-frequency (20 - 20K) over the lines. that's why ISDN and T1 lines have existed since before the internet was anything to speak of. so ultimately, if you're looking for the sound, you'd get it as easily if not more easily if you just cut the shit out of the low and high frequencies with an EQ. if you're doing it more for the novelty, like you want to do it on stage, i say hell yeah. i would find that interesting if i saw somebody do that live.