Did anyone see/hear the mic Stephen Paul designed for Studio Projects at
AES? If so, what were your thoughts? It won a PAR Excellence award and
should be in production first half of 2005.

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"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote in message news:gP2nd.423034$D%.293171@attbi_s51...
Did anyone see/hear the mic Stephen Paul designed for Studio Projects at
AES? If so, what were your thoughts? It won a PAR Excellence award and
should be in production first half of 2005.

I SAW it but didn't hear it. There was no demo. I think it was just a
mock up. I talked to Tony though and he confirmed the first part of
next year launch time. He also said the price was still undetermined.
He added it is being 100% made in the US. Apparently, none of the
Chinese vendors could meet the tolerances they demanded.




bob

"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote in message news:gP2nd.423034$D%.293171@attbi_s51...
Did anyone see/hear the mic Stephen Paul designed for Studio Projects at
AES? If so, what were your thoughts? It won a PAR Excellence award and
should be in production first half of 2005.

I SAW it but didn't hear it. There was no demo. I think it was just a
mock up. I talked to Tony though and he confirmed the first part of
next year launch time. He also said the price was still undetermined.
He added it is being 100% made in the US. Apparently, none of the
Chinese vendors could meet the tolerances they demanded.




bob

(Bob Chandler) wrote:

"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote in message news:gP2nd.423034$D%.293171@attbi_s51...
Did anyone see/hear the mic Stephen Paul designed for Studio Projects at
AES? If so, what were your thoughts? It won a PAR Excellence award and
should be in production first half of 2005.

I SAW it but didn't hear it. There was no demo. I think it was just a
mock up. I talked to Tony though and he confirmed the first part of
next year launch time. He also said the price was still undetermined.
He added it is being 100% made in the US. Apparently, none of the
Chinese vendors could meet the tolerances they demanded.

According to Alan Hyatt, it was operational, not a mockup, but they felt that
the show floor was not the best place to audition the mic, plus worries about
people spitting into the mic. They disconnected it but a few people did get a
chance to listen to it and were apparently impressed.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

(Bob Chandler) wrote:

"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote in message news:gP2nd.423034$D%.293171@attbi_s51...
Did anyone see/hear the mic Stephen Paul designed for Studio Projects at
AES? If so, what were your thoughts? It won a PAR Excellence award and
should be in production first half of 2005.

I SAW it but didn't hear it. There was no demo. I think it was just a
mock up. I talked to Tony though and he confirmed the first part of
next year launch time. He also said the price was still undetermined.
He added it is being 100% made in the US. Apparently, none of the
Chinese vendors could meet the tolerances they demanded.

According to Alan Hyatt, it was operational, not a mockup, but they felt that
the show floor was not the best place to audition the mic, plus worries about
people spitting into the mic. They disconnected it but a few people did get a
chance to listen to it and were apparently impressed.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

In article writes:

According to Alan Hyatt, it was operational, not a mockup, but they felt that
the show floor was not the best place to audition the mic, plus worries about
people spitting into the mic. They disconnected it but a few people did get a
chance to listen to it and were apparently impressed.

I saw it. I heard it. It sounded like a microphone. The show floor was
indeed not a good place to hear it (or any other microphone, for that
matter).


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In article writes:

According to Alan Hyatt, it was operational, not a mockup, but they felt that
the show floor was not the best place to audition the mic, plus worries about
people spitting into the mic. They disconnected it but a few people did get a
chance to listen to it and were apparently impressed.

I saw it. I heard it. It sounded like a microphone. The show floor was
indeed not a good place to hear it (or any other microphone, for that
matter).


--
I'm really Mike Rivers )
However, until the spam goes away or Hell freezes over,
lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If
you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring
and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo

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"Gary Flanigan" wrote in message
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(Mike Rivers) wrote in message news

"I saw it. I heard it. It sounded like a microphone."

Mr. Rivers, I believe that you have a future in marketing!

"Here lies Mike Rivers... he had a great future in marketing."

(you KNOW I'm never gonna let that one go, dontcha?)

Neil Henderson