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LineThe Nady RSM-4 is a surprise hit -- it's a fine quality ribbon
microphone available at an accessible pric http://www.chinese-microphone.com/
e point. Given the price (and the underwhelming value offerings coming
out of many Chinese microphone factories), I was very surprised with
the RSM-4's performance. While it's not an RCA 44 or Royer 121, it
certainly holds it's own against many microphones two and three times
it's price point. While a ribbon microphone may not be the best choice
for every application, it's certainly nice to have around; I found
that the RSM-4 added a much-needed flavor to my current microphone
collection.ProsWarm, detailed sound.Very inexpensive.Robust build
quality.ConsSomewhat fragile ribbon component.Some factory
inconsistency reported.DescriptionHigh-quality, 45mm 6-micron aluminum
ribbon element.Bi-directional (figure-8) pickup pattern, ideal for mid-
side and Blumlein stereo recording with 2 microphones.165db SPL
handling; perfect for drum kits and loud guitar amps.Frequency
response: 30Hz to 18kHz.Sensitivity: -55dB(0dB=1V/Pa)Guide Review -
Nady RSM-4 Ribbon MicrophoneI've recently been very, very underwhelmed
by many of the value-priced microphone selections; maybe it's the fact
that I've been spending too much t

ime tracking with high-end gear, but there's just something missing to
my ears about a lot of the Chinese bulk-manufactured microphones on
the market; they just fall short in so many areas that I'd never rely
on them in a serious session. However, my interest was piqued when
Nady announced their brand new ribbon microphone line, including the
RSM-4.Ribbon microphones are relatively simple pieces of electronics.
The ribbon itself -- usuall http://www.chinese-microphone.com/ y made
from a type of aluminum -- is stretched within a magnetic housing.
They're very similar to dynamic microphones in that they offer high
SPL levels and don't require phantom power, except they offer many
sound traits usually reserved for condenser mics, including an
extended high-frequency reproduction and accuracy of texture.The Nady
RSM-4 is a no-frills microphone; packaged simply and including only a
mic clip accessory and storage box, it sounds fantastic right out of
the box. Acoustic guitar shimmers with very accurate high-end
reproduction (the low end is accurate and boomy, sometimes too much
so, but that may have more to do with positioning than the mic
itself). Guitar amp sounds heavy and crunchy, and a little EQing in
the low-mids puts the mic in competition with the Royer 121 I tend to
favor (although the Royer still exhibits better low-end control and
high-

mid accuracy). Vocals sound good, but instruments are where the RSM-4
shines. On drum kit, the RSM-4 sounds great on high-hat (especially
brittle, cheap-sounding hats) and on ride. The best part
http://www.chinese-microphone.com/ is the price -- recently, the
RSM-4 has been priced as low as $69! This cheap, it's well worth
getting two to use as a stereo pair; they'll meet and exceed your
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