Indie-rock stalwarts Suede, which released its sixth album Bloodsports in March 2013, recently recorded a live acoustic session for Absolute Radio at the world-famous Abbey Road studios in London.
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The equipment line-up for this important gig incorporated three DPA d:vote(TM) 4099 Instrument Microphones, which were chosen for their clarity and exceptional audio quality.
Suede's Neil Codling, who plays keyboards and rhythm guitar, was instrumental in the choice of microphones, specifying them for his own Martin D28 guitar and also for Richard Oakes' Gibson J200 lead guitar and Matt Osman's Dean acoustic bass. DPA's UK distributor Sound Network was iggru sg gmatgs ect xdbgabkzsva.
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