thanks bro

Yo thanks im really looking for a new mic and this helped a lot

“There’s a call waiting for the seafood department on one zero one.”

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his narration on "The rise and fall of the third Reich." was amazing

Thank you, Paul. I’m going for my first injection on Monday & I’ve been a little scared. After watching your video, I’m relieved. Thank you.

I have 2 415's and they are much warmer than the "crisp" 416. Don get me wrong. The 416 is a fantastic mic. The 415 ha a more vintage sound. But be aware if you get one it requires a 48PH to 12T filter.

First one is the Yeti?

is John Wasser still president ??

Mmmmmmkay.

did you have compare 416 with 415? which is the difference? thanx

I prefer the 4073A as it sound cleaner , more transparent with 3D effects and much natural tonal quality in overall as the 416 is slightly warmer and with a tag bit of Richer lower tone and less airy as its not so natural on the 416 in overall . Thats my hearing through a few headphones from DT770 250 OHM , Sony MDR7506 , Sennheiser HD25 Plus and ATH-M50x using my Studio Headphone Amplification by Grace after half an hour of listening back and forth ............I have both Mics but prefer the 4073A on field recording , birds call , nature or Studio recording ... Cheers

This is a walk around the booth! Turns around*

I need audible subscription. Just starting. Thanks for another good podcast gents.

I’ve listened to both versions of Stephen King’s The Stand read by Grover Gardner. He does such a superb job of reading my favorite Stephen King book. He has all the voice characterizations down perfectly. He’s such a lucky man to do what he’s so good at and obviously enjoys doing.

Gardner starts 17:30

Finally a simple hvac solution for my vocal booth this is exactly what I was looking for after tedious research and video after video thanks 😊👍

24:34 I would totally listen to Grover Gardner reading a book about 20 something year old vietnam grunts in the 60s. In fact, I would probably listen to about anything read by him.

Hire Paul Stefano, he is a pro and he will crush the work!

Fantastic demo Paul!! Really well put together!

Awesome! Sounds great!

Sounding great, Paul! (Btw, you wanna share your secret for looking pretty much exactly the same as you did 20+ years ago? Those of us who do physically age would be most grateful.) 😉

One of my favorite narrators, thanks to hearing many of his work via Audible.

de que año es el mkh 415?

Thanks for this great review, Paul! You can also just visit tribooth.com, which may be easier to remember. For easy navigation, you can jump to sound tests of the Tri-Booth using Paul's Shure MV51 microphone. 2:31 The mic in the Tri-booth 3:21 The mic in Paul's WhisperRoom

The 416 sounds waaay better! Deeper sound and you sound more present, less tinny. Grover talked me through the almost 48 hours of The Stand. Based on just his voice alone, I bought The Last of the Doughboys and learned a lot about WWI with a familiar voice!

Grover Gardner aka Alexander Adams ... A friend I never met OMG!

I definitely prefer the sound of the AT4073a. The average listener wouldn't know the difference! Really impressed with the AT4073a!!!

Sometimes we are just too close to a situation - Great Awareness on Your part to take a Step Back. God Bless, Anthony 2 Tim 1:7

I subscribe to Tom's blog where he posted your video. Just sending kudos to you (and Tom) for addressing this issue.

Happy to help however I can!

Who still says Interweb? lol

That’s really cool of you, man.

How did you guys get Grover

Hey great video! Do either of these mics have on-board +48 phantom power? It's been a while since I've seen one up close. I think we had to use the Sennheiser K6/ME66 for those applications. Paul have you ever tested the ME66?

I can easily hear the richer low end on the 416. Not a big difference though.

AT4073 seems to have less proximity effect and less sibilant but just as much detail nice mic!

Don't do it! This sounds great, nothing to see here - if you are bored they sell slip-n-slides at Wally World for like $12.

many "purists" crap on the SM7b as a VO mic but I know several people that make a great living using it for VO. Nobody questions their quality. It's forgiving, priced right, and sounds great as long as you have complimentary hardware to support it.

I prefer the sound of the at4073a, I think it was easier on the ears than the 416 at least in my headphones. I am using ATHM30 headphones.

MKH416 Defo, mid seem nicer/louder on audio Technica though

The Making of the Atomic bomb. And Dark Sun written very very well and Grover Gardner keeps you totally in the story, . Amazing voice

I think the MKH416 has a better an more natural sound. I think It's smoother and cleart than the AT. I prefer the MKH 416'cause your voice is more present and clean. The At is a little dark due to some mid-low frecuencies that are boosted.

Nice shoot out! I feel like the 416 is a slightly more natural sound in this shoot out. The AT4073A is very close but seems to have a bump in some frequencies that lean towards a more nasal sound (in this sample.) I mean, it's not a huge difference but I hear it. That said, the AT4073A is a great choice at a lower price point then the 416 but for me, the 416 still holds it's position as a top choice for VO work. I'd love to have the AT for field and foley work, though.

I can tell a huge difference. Both are good but I prefer the 416 hands down. The AT a more pronounced if not perhaps leaning just a bit hyped high end imo. I think that the 416 is a little darker and flatter or truer. Good shootout.