Any user feedback on the Omnia 1 for AM? How does it stack up against Optimod 9300. I've heard a couple 9300's and they sound much better than older 9200's, but the Omima 1 price is much better. Thanks
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anyone tried Omnia 1 AM??
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of course, my direct answer to your question is going to be a bit biased 
, but here's something to think about:
Our very own Ted Alexander spent several months creating the presets in the Omnia-AM, and being an engineer during the classic AM top 40 days has provided him with the knowledge and insight to duplicate the "retro" processing sound of the Pop & R&B formats from AM's heyday, as well as the talk formats of today.
It's worth a demo to test drive those presets alone!
Give it a test!
-Cornelius
, but here's something to think about:Our very own Ted Alexander spent several months creating the presets in the Omnia-AM, and being an engineer during the classic AM top 40 days has provided him with the knowledge and insight to duplicate the "retro" processing sound of the Pop & R&B formats from AM's heyday, as well as the talk formats of today.
It's worth a demo to test drive those presets alone!
Give it a test!
-Cornelius
Cornelius,
How are the presets of the Omnia 5AM in comparison to the Omnia 1?
How are the presets of the Omnia 5AM in comparison to the Omnia 1?
NoTimeForSleep said:
Hmmm...
It all depends on what you are looking for, I guess. Generally speaking, I would say that the Omnia5-AM will get you plenty loud, and the 5 band limiter can "fill in" some of the upper midrange region to give you more "punch through" there. I would say it would be fair to relate the Omnia.One-AM to the Omnia5AM in the same way you would relate the Omnia.One-FM to the Omnia6ex. The "bigger" processor gives you more firepower - if that is what you are looking for.
As many have found with the Omnia.One FM, the little box (Omnia.One AM) is no slouch!
Arrange for a demo with your dealer...you may find yourself pleasantly surprised!
-Cornelius
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