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Red5 Audio RV15

19-Mar-2024

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Red5 Audio RV15



Category:  Products / studio-gear + dj / condenser microphones

Added: 11-Dec-02  |  Author: admin

New price: £220.00 - inc vat  |   S/H price: Not listed


Red5 Audio RV15

Ok we just got the RV 15 on test, initial impressions are.

it's very clear and smooth and warm.. intimate. the sound is classy. the value of the whole kit is superb. Like with 'The T-Bone' mic's, or StudioProjects mic's, you get excellent value for money due to the overseas manufacturing filtering thru.

In the case of the RV15 (no pun intended, the case and the clamp etc, the whole package definately will make the owner pretty damned pleased with their outlay. That's is important.

There has been major steps in 'home-studio' advancements. The first was cheap narrow band multitrack like Fostex ushered in, then came digital reverb at cheap prices strating with alesis, cheap fx units and now mic's have followed. This mic is an example of that new breed.

We have one problem with this mic set tho already which we've told the company about, and they aknowledge this problem, which is to do with the gripper thing you grip to tighten the stand clamp position at the top of the mic stand... the bit that locks the cradle angle steady - that nut has a knob thing but you cant tighten it up enuff, so their guy said this would be changed cos he agreed they had identified this problem.







[the 'problem' nut]

The thing is, this nut is on their lighter mic fittings like their new drumset mic's, and works a treat with those lighter mic's and looks very cool and futuristic into the bargain, but the RV15 is HEAVY! ... it's a big ol' mic with a big ol' cradle and together they need a stronger lock-down to prevent movement...

anyways the one we have was the first to go out apparently, so it's not like this won't change.. I'll ask more about it, you could grip the knob with some mole-grips or larger pliars or grips I spose (wrapped in cloth or something to not scratch the knob) and tighten it that extra bit, but that's a pain & still might damage the nut thing.

Anyays, that is a fault design-wise of the cradle thing, the mic itself is crisp... I've already done some acoutic work with it, and the sound is really nice, like a flippin' record! - that's just what you want in the end.

More to come, including audio demo's - when the full review is added it'll appear on front-page with photo - watch frontpage if interested













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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: David Lang
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Activity: Professional
Date: 13-Jun-07

I've just received an RV15 and while the sound quality is superb there is an audible low end "mains" hum which is not present on any other condensor mic plugged into the same destination. Is this normal for a valve mic or should it be returned?

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: Tim C
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www.freeky.co.uk
Activity: Hobby-ist
Date: 31-Oct-07

Hey,

I don't know about this microphone but I had the same problem with my Marshall condenser Mic and it turned out the screw that fixed it into the shockmount was slightly too tight and the problem went away if it was slightly loosened.

Again I don't have a clue if that'll help but I hope it does!

T

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: Sulay
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Activity: Hobby-ist
Date: 12-Jun-08

Hello,

For me i bought the rv6 but it doesnt work. I can only hear music on the backgroud coming form my earphones. I have a phonic mixer and the rv 6 mic conected to my laptop. Everything is fine with a dnamique mic but condensers dont work even with the phantom power on. Can someone help me?

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: jay
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nahh bluuud
Activity: Professional
Date: 20-Jan-09

hi i jst coneccted ma mic rv6 to the mixer and da mixer hookd up with the pc i cn get sounds from ma headphone but aint been getin no results from the mic can some one help me coz im verry derpreas with it thanx

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: admin
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Activity: Professional
Date: 20-Jan-09

you know this mic requires phantom power to make it work?

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: martin
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Activity: Professional
Date: 28-Jan-09

im pretty shure it dosent. it has its own power supply. i dont have this mic im gettin it soon but ive asked someone who does and they said it dosent need phantom power

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: admin
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Activity: Professional
Date: 29-Jan-09

Yes, you are right, this one (RV15) doesnt require power cos the supply IS provided as u say. The RV6 however which the guy asks about (and i was replying to) DOES require phantom-power. dunno why he posted his question on the page for the rv15.. very creative :)

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Product:  Red5 Audio - RV15
Name: David Elthorpe
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soundsensations.biz
Activity: Professional
Date: 14-Apr-10

I provide a mobile recording facility for mainly demo discs. Also
produce short run albums for sale including artworks and production
templates. The RV15 was a little experiment which in conjunction with
the rvb5 shield I have been producing good quality outdoor talent show
recordings for contestants. The mic is very forgiving on a signal to
noise basis so even in a situation of a public performance a very
acceptable recording is being achieved. The whole rig is being run on a
battery powered inverter and there is no noise problems which I was
having with my Rode mics.

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