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Re: FR-2LE & AT4022

Subject: Re: FR-2LE & AT4022
From: "Paul Jacobson" thebrunswicktwitcher
Date: Sun Mar 7, 2010 6:41 pm ((PST))
Hi Paul,

You might be best going via BHPhotovideo - while they are a bit more expensive 
than Musicians Friend they have no issues with selling most of their product 
range to Aus, and they are still $70 per mic cheaper than most other sources on 
the net.  The only hoop you need to jump through  with BH is faxing or emailing 
a scan of the front and back of the credit card you are paying with. The 
verification is a one off if you use the same credit card for future purchases. 
 

It might be an idea to order a phantom supply at the same time as it will add 
only a couple of dollars to total postage costs.

I wouldn't worry too much about matched sets - the unmatched AT4022 should be 
fine.

cheers
Paul

On 08/03/2010, at 10:10 AM, thesilverloon wrote:

> Hello Again,
> 
> Searching the web for a pair of AT4022's. As was mentioned on an earlier 
> post, The Musicians Friend have them listed at $249 US available from the 
> 15th. Problem being that they do not sell these outside the states. I am 
> based in Sydney, Australia. Any idea's as to how I can purchase a pair, and 
> not have to pay a fortune? Would they need to be a matched pair?
> 
> Many Thanks,
> 
> Paul
> 
> --- In  Rob Danielson <> wrote:
>> 
>> At 6:14 PM +0000 3/7/10, Roger.Norwood wrote:
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> Paul wrote
>>>> Am I to understand correctly that you are using the AT4022 Mics in 
>>>> partnership with the Fostex recorder?
>>>> and if so, how do they preform.
>>> 
>>> Hi Paul
>>> Like Justin, I am using AT 4022's with my Fostex FR2LE and am very 
>>> pleased with the results. They suit the low noise pre-amps and are 
>>> lightweight and robust. Even in very quiet situations using a lot of 
>>> input-gain the results are very acceptable. I mostly use them in a 
>>> spaced omni pattern but sometimes use a barrier for increased 
>>> separation. Good definition in bottom end with clear sharp mids and 
>>> comfortable highs.
>>> Cheers
>>> Roger
>> 
>> Good to get these favorable reports on the 4022's. We have 
>> familiarity with the sound qualities of the 3032's, so exposure to 
>> some 4022's recordings, especially with rig specifics, would be 
>> useful as people get around to it. :-) Rob D.
>> --
>> 
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