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> If U Could Only Have One Mic $50=200 Which/way?, swiming the ocean of Mics not to easy
Dasa Soul
post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 00:27
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I have spent long hours ,looking for thr one mic ,i cant live whit out help!!! blink.gif
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terrywil
post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 01:31
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You should get some interesting responses to this question!

My advice - spend just a little more money and get yourself a
Sennheiser MD421. It's extremely versatile, rugged, sounds excellent. Around $300 new.

Another great mic (more in your price range) is the Shure SM57. Can be used for everything. Very rugged. Around $80-90.


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post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 01:42
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I second the sm-57. great for Male vocals, Guitar Amps and Drums.

Another favorite all around mic is the Rode NT series. great performance at a great price.

Scott
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Dasa Soul
post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 01:55
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terrywill thanx , do u have a link for the NT ? and price $$$$ cool.gif
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Dasa Soul
post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 03:19
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My aplications are; vocals ,strings ( GUITAR SITAR ),reads (harmonium Acordion) drums ( conga tabla mridanga} and hand sinbals and flute unsure.gif
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post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 07:42
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I'd take SM57 too. but for more money I'll pick AKG C414.
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post Sun 27 Jun 2004, 14:39
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Studio Projects C1 Condenser Microphone

street price around $199
http://www.macmidimusic.com/prod.itml/icOid/3896
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/C1Mic/

Have a read of the review here
Quote from review: "At the very least the C1 is a tremendous value for the project studio, and with a street price around $200 is certainly the best sounding $200 studio vocal mic ever made. And it should be a real wake-up call to the German mic companies who persist in selling their mics at a premium price."

Also reviewed here

I've used the mic and it's definitely one of the best I've heard for the price.
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post Mon 28 Jun 2004, 17:03
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I agree with the SM57 choice. It is extremely versatile. It is a great instrument mic and works well for vocals (though I prefer a SM58). In addition, they are built very rugged and are essential for the gigging artist. Also, unlike condenser mics they do not require phantom power. Most importantly, they are easy on your check book!

My suggestion: Go to your local music store and try various mics out in your price range. A great start would be checking out the mics suggested to you in this forum.

Good luck,

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Dasa Soul
post Mon 28 Jun 2004, 23:38
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Thanx to all of you !!!! does any body have try tha ADK -51A ? http://www.adkmic.com/cat_test.html huh.gif
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Dasa Soul
post Thu 1 Jul 2004, 09:36
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So far i like the Studio projects C1 http://www.prorec.com/prorec/articles.nsf/...6256A650081ECF9 if you have use this mic plz make a coment thanx rolleyes.gif
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