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Prima 110 Good for Voiceovers? (Read 7638 times)

Dec 11^th, 2004 at 2:13pm

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I just purchased a pre-owned Prima 110. I'm not the biggest technical whiz, but checking the specs it would appear that the 110 is sufficient for all of my voiceover applications. Or am I wrong?

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Reply #1 - Dec 11^th, 2004 at 8:36pm

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I do VO's too. I was considering buying the Prima 110. I think it should work, fine. I couldn't afford it, so I bought the AudioTX Communicator. It works good and I've tested it with Prima devices.

Want to test yours? Where are you located? U.S.? We can do it this weekend, if you'd like. Send me you E-mail address.
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Reply #2 - Jan 5^th, 2005 at 5:12pm

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in the Uk a Prima 110 is more or less the standard for v/os - they connect to practically everything hassle free.

You need to make a few adjustments to hook up to Zephyrs but in general they are great trouble free machines.

For v/o work a 110 is all you need. Audio TX communicator is just as good.

120's or 220's would probably prove a bit of a sledgehammer to crack an egg!

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