Get a MXL-909 instead of MKH-416!!!

Will,
Hi! I really enjoy your mic tests and I have learned a lot from them. I am sending along an mp3 of a mic test I did of the MXL 909 after reading a passage in Voice Actors Guide to Recording at Home... and on the Road, in which Harlan Hogan compared the 909 to the Sennheiser 416. Picked it up out of sheer curiosity and it was only 70 bucks. I like it. Think it sounds pretty good.
Be well,
Daniel Wright
http://gravelthroat.com

Wow! Thanks DW.

You do sound great on the 909. It is a good example of knowing how to use the tools we have. Using the Sennheiser MKH-416 for voice over work requires full use and knowledge of Voiceover technique. Things like mic placement, proximity, level control, intensity, modulated inflection and much more makes getting the most out of any mic a study in style.

CHECK OUT DANIEL'S TEST HERE

Some Audio Guy Gets a New 414!

You know that feeling when you get a new mic that you like and respect? Ohh, that new mic smell; How good it feels; the weight and heft; all the things that say, "It's new and it's MINE!"

Check out The Ramblings of Some Audio Guy's Unboxing of his new AKG C414B-XLS.

Look Over My Shoulder at Some Mail....

Kelly,
Ever since you sent us the Spoken Word samples of the HM-2D and the HM-7U we've been getting inquiries and praises from voiceover artists on Kel Audio products.
Now, there are rumblings you may have another outstanding product coming soon.

All we ask is don't forget to send your Voiceover Fans a sample file of the new mics

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We won't forget. Just finishing up the final prototypes then we will announce the mic over the next few days.

Sincerely,

Kelly Dueck
Kel Audio Inc.
www. kelaudio.com