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its not so much im getting a bad sound now just that as you said the rode nt1000 is a little crispy, which doesnt make it bad-its very open and detailed sounding but im looking for something a little ...

hi there im thinking of getting a little external tube mic pre to "warm and fattern" up my mics sound which is used only to record vocals. the equiptment i have is a rode nt1000 and a zoom mrs1004 dig ...

the two brands i would highly recommend would be audix and sennheiser. i think the sennheiser e935 and e945 are the best sounding dynamic mics out there--- way, way ahead of any shure comparisons!!!

the opus 69 and opus 89 are handheld vocal mics

anyone used these beyerdynamic mics?

opus 69
opus 89
tgx-60

if so what are they like? good GBF etc.

they seem to have great polar charts.

anyone used/mixed the sennheiser e935 or e945?
if so what do they think in comparison to other mics in their price range in terms of sound and ease to mix. i have used them a bit and think they sound ...

from what ive read the n/d 967 is the best for gain before feed back compared to the n/d 767a.

how is the n/d 967 is comparison to an audix om5 in terms of :audio quality&tone, gain before feed ...

what do peolple think of these mics compared to the other good dynamics (OM5, senheiser, audiotechnica ....)

also what is the best electro voice mic out of the two for most gain before feedback?
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also the comparison between the ae6100 and the OM5

hi there i was wondering if anyone had used these two mics and could tell me what one they think is best interms of

1. overall sound quality
2. gain before feedback
3.ability to cut through a lou ...

oops just realised that yhe other post i put up basically is the same as this one. would still be cool to get more opions tho. thanks

hello there. i put another post similar to this one up before but this one is more specific.

if a handheld vocal mic has a polar chart like this one

http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mic ...

oops i dont think the links i put up work!
the first mic was the audio-technica ae6100
which can be found at

www.audio-technica.com

and the other was the audix OM5 and it spec sheet can be fo ...

hello there.

if a handheld vocal mic has a polar chart like this one
http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/b8f2c39b7aa5fc9c/index.htm

is it not giving a false reading off its off axis re ...

i remember reading somewhere that a loud rock concert (or punk in your case)should be around the 100 to 110 db mark but no louder.