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Condenser, sure... jaja. This money? mmm... Maybe Samson or Behringer, or look for something used. And (if you don't care about loosing some high F detail), with an old SM57 your songs still will work ...

For channel strips, I simply cannot recommend strongly enough the Langevin DVC. IMO, one of the finest mic pres availabled coupled with a great vocal limiter and the perfect eq!Hello" What about the ...

I suggest you the Sony MDR 7506, they can cost a little more but are the way to go.

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29 - reverb. don't print it, but send it to the singer ears in a way he-she can feel the song working, like finished. Obviously ALL other instruments should be in place for this time. You should look ...

Hi.
Ihave used the old (black) AKG C1000s and obtained very good results on accordion. After I buy a Sony C48 (bi-i-i-ig sound), I sell my c1000s, and ultimately get two AT 3528. For voices, guitars, ...

I've got 2 AT 3528, they work very well. Sure SDC works ok, more than Big Daddies for guitars. (Spanish or steel ones). The 4040should b ok., CLOSE to the 12th freet. And build an artificial stereo.

thanks Remy for your response. I was between a shure 300 -to have a ribbon - or a 55sh - to let the people look at it and say oooohhhh.
I will go for the shure.

I used to do it with an... AKG c1000!
Having a Sony C48, two At 3528, some sm57 (good results too), the "tissue-covered" that mask the bightness in the c1000s response seems to be a good thing or an ...

d 112 (big kick)
sm 91 (more edge)
sennheiser md 421
I don't really know the others ; if you have to worl with "common" mics, allways prefer a sm 57 over a 58.
good luck.

anybody knows this mic, or the 315? I don't know how they compare with best known ribbons, olds or news. thanks for any info.