Some of you may be familiar with Warm Audio, makers of numerous preamps and 
microphones based on classic designs. Many people have asked me about them and 
I've heard good things but never had a chance to try any of them (apart from a 
47 Junior which I purchased for a recent project). Anyway, Vinny recently 
purchased a Warm Audio WA412 which is based on an API 3124 preamp, a pair of 
Warm Audio WA14s, based on an AKG C 414 and a pair of Warm Audio WA84s, based 
on the Neumann KM 84. I recently brought an API 3124+, AKG C 414 EB P48 and 
Neumann KM 84 to Vinny's place for a little shootout. For anyone interested, 
the files can be downloaded at the following link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4uvdyqz0359vq2y/Warm%20Audio%20vs%20API%2C%20AKG%20and%20Neumann.zip?dl=1
For those already in the Drop Box, it's there for you. 
It's a Pro Tools session with 2 tracks: a Source A and a Source B. The first 5 
clips are a shootout of the preamps. The first 3 clips are a KM 84 on acoustic 
guitar, arch top and snare  split through both preamps. The third and fourth 
clips are an AKG C 414 split through both preamps on vocals.
Clips 5, 6 and 7 are a shootout of the 414 mics on two vocals and electric 
guitar through an amp. The last two clips are the 84s on acoustic guitar and 
snare.

Of course, this is not an exhaustive shootout, only a decent illustration of 
their characteristics for the sake of at least some comparison. At the end of 
the week, I'll identify the preamps and mics.

Slau

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