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How to Record a Jazz (Archtop) Guitar - Demo Video
- Products used:
- Sennheiser E 609 Silver Microphone
- Schoeps CMC 6 Microphone Amplifier
- Schoeps MK41 Supercardioid Microphone Capsule
- Royer Labs R-122V Ribbon Microphone
- Vintech Audio X73i (Neve 1073) Pre/EQ
- Avalon AD-2022 Dual Mono Microphone Preamplifier
- Lynx Aurora 16 I/O D/A and A/D Converter
- Comins 17" Concert Model Archtop Guitar
- Henriksen JazzAmp 110-ER Extended Range Guitar Combo Amplifier
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This is a tutorial on how to mic a jazz archtop guitar and amplifier to get the best possible sound. Learn professional microphone placement techniques from pro audio engineers. While the traditional ...
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This is a tutorial on how to mic a jazz archtop guitar and amplifier to get the best possible sound. Learn professional microphone placement techniques from pro audio engineers. While the traditional technique involves simply placing a single microphone a guitar cabinet, our engineers, elaborate on the technique in the recording studio to produce a much more pleasing sound, more like what you would hear from a jazz guitar if you were listening to it acoustically in Using a Royer 122v (the tube version of their classic Royer 121 mic) and a Sennheiser e609 dynamic microphone on a Jazz Amp 112ER, and a Schoeps CMC6 with supercardioid MK41 (CMC641) capsule to mic the guitar. We demonstrate different mixing and panning choices to get different sounds from several different mixes of this excellent 3 mic setup on some fabulous sounding archtop guitars from Eastman, including their John Pisano model, as well as an incredibly Bill Comins acoustic archtop jazz guitar.
What we think:
Taking the popular JazzAmp 110 and adding the optional tweeter for the "extended range" you need for high end clarity and sparkle.
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Specs:
Size: 14" X 14" X 8", 25 lbs.
Controls: Volume, 5-band graphic equalizer, reverb with on/off switch and wet/dry mix control.
Power: Maximum power on the JazzAmpTM 10-Plus ER is 160 watts at 4 ohms (this requires an extension cabinet). As shipped with a single 8 ohm speaker it delivers 120 watts.
Speaker: Eminence® Beta-A 10 with tweeter.
Construction: 11-ply Finland Birch, steel chassis, Tolex covering with metal corners.
Warranty: Full 2 year warranty (see details on warranty page).
Line Out: Yes
Extension Speaker Jack: Yes (must be an 8 ohm speaker cabinet)
230v/115v Selector Switch: Yes
Description:
The JazzAmpTM 110-ER delivers amazing jazz tone with an added high frequency dimension that "sparkles", and it works great for those who play flattop acoustic and nylon string guitars as well. The 3 kHz and 10 kHz controls not only allow you to adjust the volume of the tweeter, but also allow you to equalize it in the overall mix to create the perfect blend for your desired tone.
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