I have an early 80's Neumann u87 and need a new capsule, anyone have any references where to find one?

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Two quick questions:

1. I've read a lot about double Micing guitar cabs...specifically, I've heard a lot about close Micing with a Shure 57 and Micing about six feet away with another mic.

My question is: do you use a Shure and another mic, and if so, what other mic do you use? Are there better alternatives to the 57?

looking to purchase a pair of small condensers for Micing overheads and acoustic guitar - which pair would you choose, and why - or is there another pair in this price range that you'd recommend? thanks,

brandon

Looking for a higher end mic to record guitar cabs/amps.
Ive used sm57/58,ksm44.
Im looking at only using 1 mic {up-frt} to get the job done,the preamp Im using is a Sebatron 2000e.
Any "well known" mics in mind?

Somebody tried any of these mics? How do they sound? Are they worth considering or are they the same old budget mics from china?

L.G.

Is it really nessesary to use more than one mic when recording youre amps cab?---or do use just need 1 "good" mic?
Ive tried the x-y patterns. dynamic up frt,with condensers at the back. .tried different rooms...small,large,insulated etc.
the end results arent(in my opinion)all that spectacular.

Hello Everyone!

Can anyone recommend a decent vocal mic for less than 200 pounds?

I have currently been using a Samson C01 but obviously that sa very sheap condensor mic and I would like to add a few more mics to my armoury.

Hi everyone,

I need to buy a high-quality wired lapel microphone to connect on my brand-new Sony MZ-RH910 minidisc

As I posted in a different post in this section I am doing a radio show and the star of that show is a 1928 Wurlitzer Pipe organ. The organ console sits in a hall and all the pipes are located in the basement. The sound arrives at the hall though grates in the floor of the hall (2.5 feet wide and about 20 feet long) .

are a standard set of drum mics condensor mics that need phantom power or would u be able to connect them to a standard jack socket on a mixer?

i have a Behringer mixer with 2 phantom powered XLR sockets and 4 channels that are split into mono left and right with quarter-inch jack inputs.. i was wondering what mics and setup u anyone could suggest for recording a drum kit.