my price range is around $700-$800 and i am looking for either of these or any mic in this price range used. i run a small home studio right now in my home and i am looking to finally step into the world of owning a good large diaphragm mic for vocals. i use a KSM32 right now and i personally think its too multi-functional for really good vocals.

Hey there,

Just wondering if anyone had any experience with this processor. I know it's a fairly rare unit from the early 1980's. I've got the opportunity to pick one up for about $350.

Thanks for your thoughts.

Jed

Would this be a good mic for recording solo violin? I can't help but notice all the glowing praise for this mic lately. Is it really as exceptional as people make it out to be, or is it just because ribbons are "in" right now? Thanks.

I like my tracks to have a pro feeling to them, but I've been seeing that normally mastering audio engineers have to make louder music every time they master, so every time I have to make a master for a song that I'm recording I see that I have to reduce it's dynamic range more and more to compete with other "professional sounding" tracks because today when you record a song that isn't as loud

Has anybody heard of this tube microphone?
They are comparing it to a C12 and its retail price is way lower than that. I'm curious to know if anybody tried it before buying it.

here is link

http://neophon.net/

I'm thinking of getting the SM57, but have a few options.

It's $89.99 + tax in stores
$85.00 shipped new on ebay
about $20 less on ebay used.

What's the best price you paid for this mic, would you buy used?

Hello.
Can someone tell us about differences ?
I own a Quadmic.
Makes it sense to look for a great River MicPre ?
Thanks.

I ordered a Studio Projects B1 microphone off of eBay and I got it today. All the pictures I have seen of them show the mic just plain with no dials or switches on the front but this mic says Studio Projects B1 and then it has a switch on the front that can either select: -, -10dB, or -20dB. Then on the back it says CE and has another switch with options that are: -, 75, and 150.

I have a studio Project B1 mic and I bought a phantom power 48v amp as it stated that I would need one to get the mic working. I used an XLR to XLR from the mic to the phantom power, then an XLR to Jack lead from the phantom power to the mic input port on my computer but the mic still doesn't work. Does anybody know how I can get the mic working? do I need a mixer, turntable or something?

Here are the two mics that I wanna check if there good

AKG C 4500 - http://www.dv247.com/invt/27791/

Shure KSM27/SL - http://www.dv247.com/invt/28842/

If you could help that wud be nice, thanks!