Post by skav on Jun 13, 2022 13:24:32 GMT -6
Recently I got myself a BAE 1073 DMP and love it.
It sounds great, looks and feels like it will last a long time with the build style.
Now want a rack unit and I am torn between these two types, the BAE MP/MPF dual channel
or the BAE 1073 full unit. Help?
My thoughts so far:
Part of me is leaning towards the BAE 1073 MP/MPF dual because:
1. I'm used to tracking without EQ and think I appreciate the simplicity and less to consider.
2. Two channels is more than one, ha!
3. Ability to run stereo sources, mixes through both channels (not sure how much I would use this tbh)
4. I hate having gear around that I don't use. Having a expensive 1073 unit with an EQ i never use
would be shameful and I'd downgrade.
Part of me is leaning towards the BAE 1073 (full rack module with EQ)
1. People saying having the EQ in the circuit contributes to the great sound
2. I only really use one preamp at the time
3. Would love to be able to have a more 'finished' sound from the get-go (w. EQ?)
4. Will / should I man up and get into using the EQ tracking? Feels like I might be there now, more than ever.
LINK: The little test-drive I had with the BAE 1073 DMP (mixed).
Keep in mind that I'm no pro, so go easy on me
It sounds great, looks and feels like it will last a long time with the build style.
Now want a rack unit and I am torn between these two types, the BAE MP/MPF dual channel
or the BAE 1073 full unit. Help?
My thoughts so far:
Part of me is leaning towards the BAE 1073 MP/MPF dual because:
1. I'm used to tracking without EQ and think I appreciate the simplicity and less to consider.
2. Two channels is more than one, ha!
3. Ability to run stereo sources, mixes through both channels (not sure how much I would use this tbh)
4. I hate having gear around that I don't use. Having a expensive 1073 unit with an EQ i never use
would be shameful and I'd downgrade.
Part of me is leaning towards the BAE 1073 (full rack module with EQ)
1. People saying having the EQ in the circuit contributes to the great sound
2. I only really use one preamp at the time
3. Would love to be able to have a more 'finished' sound from the get-go (w. EQ?)
4. Will / should I man up and get into using the EQ tracking? Feels like I might be there now, more than ever.
LINK: The little test-drive I had with the BAE 1073 DMP (mixed).
Keep in mind that I'm no pro, so go easy on me
.
.