On Air Designs Pro Audio Products

[Stovepipe]

Hello folks, I'm researching the world of mid fi and hi fi. I've got a mic (Audio-Technica AT2020), mic stand and mixer, Behringer UB802. I initially wanted to build an "interface" between the mixer/radio myself. The more I learn what is all involved the more I'm leaning towards something from Rich at On Air Designs. I'm interested in hearing anyone's experience with these products.

 

[unit_399]

Too expensive for what it is, in my opinion.

 

[Stovepipe]

Too expensive for what it is, in my opinion.

It is a bit pricey, I agree, that's why I just didn't order one right away. Has anyone came across any similar products that are less expensive?

-Stovepipe

 

[sp5it]

Similar product you can build in one afternoon with plastic box, wire and proper plugs and sockets. Experience gained - priceless.
Mike

 

[Stovepipe]

Similar product you can build in one afternoon with plastic box, wire and proper plugs and sockets. Experience gained - priceless.
Mike

Do you have any plans/diagrams?

-Stovepipe

 

[Grogan]

I bought one and it works great. Yes you can build one if your handy and can find all the parts. This product works great and has options for plugging in a stock mic or studio mic.
I have a Shure PG-48 and a Behringer Zenyx 802 mixer' I use his push button switch and also bought a Heil foot switch. I think His product was well worth the Price I paid. Shipped fast also.

 

[dave457]

You can make one out of a hand mic, very simple

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