I want to get a condensor mic forunder $1000. The main reason I want to get it is to record rock vocals. And by rock vocals I mean anything from Gregg Allman, to Robert Plant, to Chris Cornell type vocals. I have not been able to capture the essence of the vocals with anything that I have tried so far.

I play both an acoustic guitar and a mandolin and do vocals through an Ultrasound 50 watt amplifier pointing out towards the audience. At times, I will have an additional acoustic musician. I have 15 volts of phantom power available for a condenser mic.

I'd been looking for a condenser mic with a high SPL due to the fact that I record metal with mostly screamed vocals.

I'm looking to buy a condenser mic, and I've noticed there are quite a bit of condensers for $99.99 or less. What would be the best choice out of these?

I'm looking to use it for vocals, etc.

Thanks!

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Well... I'd like a few suggestions on Large Diaphragm condensers. Basically, I need something to record choirs and orchestras, and possibly concert bands with. Also, as a Mid mic for M/S recording. I was only hoping to spend $100 - $200... but it looks like I would have to spend a minimum of $600 to get a quality mic! However, I've been looking at the following:

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I am a newbies here and want to say hallo to everybody.

Can somebody help me to chose the condenser microphone type for conga drums recording?
I got a question about microphone type that ware used on the linked
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I have an interesting question.

I have an AKG C460B condensor mic. I would like to get another one to make a pair.

Now would it be better to buy 2 other condensor mics of lower quality (my funds are limited) or buy another of the same. The AKG is in very good condition and has not seen a lot of action. It stayed in a house.

Hi, I'm totally new to recording.

I'm getting a Fostex 8-track. What would be better for recording guitar, piano, conga and cello? I'm planning to play all of these instruments myself so I'm going to record each separately.

So I am looking for a good, warm, vocal recording mic for under 300 or so. Any recommendations? might also use it for acoustic guitar, irish whistle and bouzouki for adding tracks

I was on this forum about a month ago and somebody had posted a link to check out some itty bitty condensers that only cost like $20 a pair, I think. I didn't save the link and now I can't remember what the hell they were called.

Remy, I think you were the one who posted the link. .maybe not, but hopefully you can help me find these wee bastards.