[SBE16-Seattle] Equipment search

[Jon Kasprick - SBE]

Alex,

Where's my 2.5 cents (inflation) on student equipment:

I'd opt for the dbx 286S over the 528e (which is now obsolete). The buttons
on all of my prior 528s have become flakey (dirty/oxidized and intermittent)
The EV RE 320 mics are a great match for the 286s. BSW offers the "Re-Pop"
filter that works well. FAR better for student voices than the RE27 or SM7B
The Air 1 is a good entry-level mixer for radio students.

*Jon Kasprick, PE, CBRE, DRB*

*Society of Broadcast Engineers*
*Director 1, Chapter 16, Seattle*
253-951-3347


On Sat, Aug 14, 2021 at 12:22 PM alex brewster via SBE16-Seattle <
sbe16-seattle at sea.sbe16.org> wrote:

> Hi All,
> I have an associate looking to buy some used gear.  He is helping out on a
> project and is looking for the gear bellow, but trying to do it on a
> budget.  Any leads or pricing if you have equipment available would be much
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Alex
>
> Here is the equipment list so far...looking for some mics and voice
> processors, something like 528e's with RE27 or Sm7 would be cool. Ideally 5
> matching sets total.
>
> And a console, 8ch to 12ch is good. Was looking at getting the AudioArts
> Air1
>
> Mostly keeping it simple modern and reliable, since it will be used by
> students.
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