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The Studio Projects CS5 is an externally polarized five pattern pressure gradient transducer microphones with FET impedance converter. The capsule is a 1.06” (27mm) capsule, with a diaphragm thinkness of 6µm. It features five selectable polar patterns, four selectable pads, four high pass filters, and four low pass filters for added control in various recording applications and a clear, full response expected from a large capsule microphone design.
Versatility is key in the recording arena, and the Studio Projects CS5 is well equiped to handle any recording application. It is designed to deliver the finest quality vocal and instrumental recordings and will serve to enhance any professional or project studio.
As a result of uncompromising dedication and advanced production capabilities, Studio Projects will continue to broaden the range of quality pro audio microphones & electronics for today's recording environment.
The CS5 comes included with the famous Halo Shockmount, a case and a foam wind screen.
Ok....so is it all in my head or does the CS-5 sound better than the CS-10? This is only based on hearing online demos plus a few owners of both have told me this. I want to pick one up, I can get a 5 or a 10 for basically the same price. Thoughts? Yes, I...
...CS monosynth for a long time, and when this one came up for sale, I couldn't resist it. I had a CS-5 before it was considered "vintage", and kind of missed it. The CS-15 is an underrated gem. This one needs a service to fix scratchy poits, but other than that, it's in very good...
I don’t believe the Moog Source was used for the recording of the album. I think it was still the Prodigy, although the Source was used for live shows. Similarly, Alan Wilder played the Jupiter 8 live but it wasn’t used on the album.
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