cabinets

Hi,
I stored my condenser microphones in a cabinet with some silica gel packs. What's the Humidity/Hygrometer Reading supposed? 40-50?

currently own:
1 Shure beta52 - dynamic
2 Shure sm57 - dynamic
1 Shure sm58 - dynamic
2 RODE nt5 - small condenser
1 RODE nta1 - large condensor

I had to have my ribbons on my Cascade microphones remounted and I think it was from having the microphones to close to the rotating horn on top. There is some wind generated by the horn when on fast speed.

Hello everybody,

Hey guys, I recently build an isobox for my speaker cabinet so I can crank my tube amp without disturbing the neighbors too much the head amp I've been using it's most of the times just a couple of inches away from the isobox but now I want to move the head to where my control room is at witch is considerably a long distance.

Hey anyone using these?
Amplitube Uno
It seems like a good idea especially in live recording, just so many places to put mic stands but I was wondering how well constructed they are and what kind of reach and distance they have. I mean can you get the mic wherever you need?

Or what stands are you using live?

I'd like suggestions for a guitar amp extension speaker cabinet that I could use to isolate my Matchless Hurricane (15 amp) or Fender Blues Jr. (after adding a speaker out jack). I'd be using it for jazz, folk, county, and blues right now. This would be used primarily for recording so I'd like it to be a single speaker and either have no grille cloth or a removable grille.

A short time ago, I posted a question about the necessity of recording electric guitar at high SPL (something I had read many times). The responses were in agreement, and several reasons were given as to why a miced guitar amp records better at loud volumes, including the stress of maxed out speakers and tubes.

First, a clarification.

What is available to me :