Recordings of my new OM-03R

Started by kwakatak, May 24, 2006, 08:20:16 AM

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Hi folks,

I've been positively gushing over my new OM-03R on other forums and I realized that I forgot to include links to a couple of recordings I've already done with it.

Here's a comparison I did between it and my Takamine F-360:
http://media.putfile.com/Guitar_comparison

I was still getting used to the OM, but to my ear it had a much greater presence than my old Tak.

Here's my latest recording of it playing Tommy Emmanuel's "Angelina"
http://media.putfile.com/Angelina-32

For recording I used a Shure PG57 ($60 from Best Buy) and tried a few different locations for best results. It turns out the "sweet spot" for the OM-03R is to point the mic at the 14th fret angled slightly toward the soundhole from about 12"-18" away.
Neil K

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Quote from: kwakatak on May 24, 2006, 08:20:16 AM
Hi folks,

I've been positively gushing over my new OM-03R on other forums and I realized that I forgot to include links to a couple of recordings I've already done with it.

Here's a comparison I did between it and my Takamine F-360:
http://media.putfile.com/Guitar_comparison

I was still getting used to the OM, but to my ear it had a much greater presence than my old Tak.

Here's my latest recording of it playing Tommy Emmanuel's "Angelina"
http://media.putfile.com/Angelina-32

For recording I used a Shure PG57 ($60 from Best Buy) and tried a few different locations for best results. It turns out the "sweet spot" for the OM-03R is to point the mic at the 14th fret angled slightly toward the soundhole from about 12"-18" away.

Nice work on "Vincent", especially the harmonics.  The OM-03R is risher and fuller than the Takamine for sure.  Just imagine the difference after having played the OM-03R for a year or 2!!!

Nicely done Neil.


Sounds great man....nice and smooth...the RW sounds nice!!!

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Difference is night and day especially on the Uppers.  The Larrivee completely lose the twanginess of the Tak, it's just... ...smoother for the lack of a better word.

It's like drinking restaurant tea with high end premium tea.
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